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    cgriell
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    Hello, I am an absolute newbie, so I've started using Cookie with the default options. Apparently no changes happened, same cookies appeared in Safari preferences before running Cookie than after quitting Safari, waiting for a while, entering Safari and checking. Moreover, a cookie manually deleted in Safari was reloaded after loading the webpage, quitting Safari and entering again. Of course, Cookie has full access to the hard disk. So, my question is : there is some way to see the activity log of Cookie? Safari Version 14.0.3 (16610.4.2) MacOS Big Sur Version 11.2 Beta (20D5029f)

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    SweetP
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    there is no such log in Cookie...
    the bulk of cookies these days are stored in the cache, have you enabled cache removal?

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    Russell
    SweetPProductions.com

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    cgriell
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    @sweetp Thanks, Rusell. I attach the configuration. How can I know that Cookie is doing anything ? Apparently other people using Big Sur have a similar problem Image 11-1-21 at 18.10.jpg

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    cgriell
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    @cgriell reading this... on quit is when closing the TAB, or when quitting cookies? Image 11-1-21 at 18.14.jpg

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    SweetP
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    @cgriell On Quit is when Cookie quits. cache removal also can take some time to finish. enabling Notifications is the easiest way to know when Cookie has finished its removal schedule

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    SweetPProductions.com

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