Cookie, Safari and El Capitan
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I also noticed Cookie was closing down when quitting Safari, a reboot fixed the issue for me though.
Thank you for fixing the cookie loss issue.
edit: never mind, it started closing again when I quit Safari.
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1 step forward. 2 steps back....
i managed to figure out the cookie format, but introduced a memory management bug at the same time.... go figure... hence the crashingThanks so much for your quick responsiveness in fixing the issues. Cookie is a great program and has become indispensable.
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Ah bad timing....
But happy to hear it's working for you!It was totally bad timing for me too.
I'd like to apologise to everyone affected by the El Capitan fiasco.
My partner gave birth on the 17th Septemver, so I've been wrestling with Reverse engineering the cookie format, a new baby... And in my infinite stupidity... Also working on Cookie 5.So I take all the blame, but thanks for hanging in there folks.
Cookie 5 is gonna be awesome, and I'll get a beta out hopefully this week.
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Hi,
When reading this forum post it looks like 4.5.2 is supposed to solve all problems. Not in my case. Cookie keeps quitting spontaneously, as soon as i use the periodic auto delete of certain cookies (Every: X minutes when Browser is Open).What could be special in my settings?
I'm on El Capitan (10.11.1) with Cookies 4.5.2.
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Hi there.
I am using cookie 4.5.2 from the apple store on an el captain system.
So cookie won't start since the 'update'.
Who can help ??
Greetings from Germany.... Cheers -
All virtues of Cookie app have been restored !!
Under OS X Yosemite I loved the Cookie app, and put a lot of work and finetuning into my favorites and the whitelist. It worked flawlessly, and I was really impressed !
**Enter OS X El Capitan **... and suddenly the Cookie app didn't work any more. The next upgrade of the Cookie app didn't help - it simply wouldn't remove any non-favorite cookies from Safari. I am sure that Apple's decision to sandbox Safari was based on good arguments - but certainly not good to the Cookie app. It was depressing. Now I had to manually remove the cookies from Safari, not a good solution, because there are also a lot of useful cookies, who make life easier - and they are removed too, when you remove all cookies from Safari ( I have found it too time-consuming to manually try to separate the good cookies from the bad ones and only remove all the non-wanted cookies from Safari, so I have mostly just pressed the delete-button and removed ALL cookies, both the good and the bad ones ... )
Now i've installed Cookie 4.5.4 - and to my great joy I have found, that **it works really good ! **
Well, Cookie 4.5.4 only removes the non-favorite cookies from Safari, when I quit the browser - it will not make any live removal every 30 minutes (if I have chosen this in the preferences) from Safari when it is running, even if I have selected this in the preferences. Strange. But I can live with this - because the really important thing is, that all non-favorite cookies are wiped out of Safari, when I quit the browser - and all the favorite cookies are retained. BRAVO !!
I would very much appreciate some kind of advice on what to choose in the preferences:
https://sweetpproductions.com/support/images/smilies/heart.gif Should you choose "Always choose browser extensions as favorites" - or not ?
https://sweetpproductions.com/support/images/smilies/shy.gif Should you choose to remove Favicons, webpage previews, form values and downloads - or not ?
https://sweetpproductions.com/support/images/smilies/exclamation.gif Should you remove unwanted data at browser quit - or at login ??
https://sweetpproductions.com/support/images/smilies/heart.gif Is it smart to remove non-favorites every - let's say - 30 minutes, while the browser is running - or not at all ?? Google is not happy with removal of their cookies ...The answer to these question will make it possible to a layperson like me to fully take command over the wonderful Cookie app. I therefor propose, that you add this advice into the new Cookie version 5 app.
Lovely pictures of you, Mr Qwirk, from Bamberg in Germany.
With the friendliest greetings from Denmark - Jens