Enabling Cookie5 on macOS Mojave (10.14)

ghostblog

There is no "Application Data section" (step 4) on macOS 10.14 (18A365a). Instead there is a folder called "Full Disk Access". Could it be that Apple replcade Application Data with "Full Disk Access" on the latest Beta version of Mojave?

SweetP

ah yes,
you're right, it has been renamed

dash

Thanks Russell

Cookie 5 now running in Mojave ? (just had to remember to click on the padlock to unlock the Privacy pane before adding Cookie 5)

Dave

SweetP

Im working on a Dark Mode theme now,
and will put some kind of notification in to enable this in System Preferences

JackTheMac

No problems running Cookie on my High Sierra iMac, but can not get it to run on my iMac running Mojave. I’ve granted it full disc access and installed the three scripts.

Irritatingly the notification from Cookie tells me that cookies have been cleared – but a glance at Safari >Privacy shows they are all still there. Anyone tell me what’s going wrong ?

SweetP

Are you running the latest App Store version?
Because the App Store version is not yet completely Mojave compatiable. And Apple is taking their time reviewing v5.9.1....
The version from my store should be working.

V5.9.1 is the Mojave compatible version.

JackTheMac

Yes I am, all is explained. I’ll download the trial version and hope Apple pull their finger out in the next 14 days.

Appreciate swift response.

Jack

SweetP

v5.9.2 is finally in the Mac App Store

Jml54

I successfully followed the instructions here. Safari does not appear in the browsers list on the left side of the Cookie window. I checked the Safari box on install. How do I add Safari to the list of Browsers?

SweetP

if you hover over the Disabled text at the bottom,
Show should appear,
click on that to reveal Safari and you should be able to enable it

gkruijer

@SweetP It is notworking for me! Everytime i login to my computer i'll get the remark to authorize although i have Cookie added.

SweetP

@gkruijer this is so much more difficult than it needs to be. But that is an issue with macOS, Cookie is only reporting what the system tells it....

make sure that:

Cookie is in your applications folder
There are no other copies of Cookie on your computer
Move the Cookie5.dmg file to the trash

Then:

Remove Cookie from System Preferences
Drag & Drop Cookie (from your Applications folder) into the Full Disk Access window in System Preferences
Maybe also Restart your computer

Jack

I have tried all the above multiple times, including deleting full disk access and re adding it. No matter what I do, I still cannot enable Safari in Cookie 5.9.4. I've tried quitting Safari, Cookie, rebooting, everything I can think of, but to no avail! Any other suggestions?

Thanks,
Jack

SweetP

are you adding Cookie to the list via drag and drop from the Applications folder?

ADSSON

I have the exact same problem but with Privatus, not matter what I do Safari is just not working with Privatus.

Jack

@SweetP Hi Russell, I have tried it both by dragging and dropping and with the "+" button, all to no avail. Help?
Jack

SweetP

Does the Cookie file exist?
~/Library/Cookies/Cookies.binaryCookies

Jack

No... odd?

SweetP

thats where Safari stores its cookies, and also the file Cookie checks against to make sure it has system access.

are you using another cookie app, which may be deleting that file?

SweetP

I just release v5.9.5 which im hoping fixes this issue. It is available in my store now, and after review by Apple will be in the Mac App Store.