Hi Russel!
Sorry for my late response (I thought I would receive a notification mail as soon there's a reply here but that was a misunderstanding about the "watch" function of the forum.
Thanks for your reply - I just downloaded the beta and will come back to you as soon I've got some results.

CU,
Phi

I've got some problems using Cookie (using 6.0.14 on MacOS 10.14.6) and Firefox (which is my main browser - actually I'm using V76.0.1).
Every now and then (I'm not able to reproduce the error) something is not working within Firefox. Today I was not able to watch an Amazon Prime Video. I klicked on a video link but nothing happened. There are other examples like this.
The Firefox Console shows an error Message in this cases: "NS_ERROR_FILE_CORRUPTED". Actually I'm checking the console immediately as soon something seems to be mysterious and it's always that message which comes up.
This message is shown as soon something is wrong within the storage.sqlite file.

The Fix is to delete storage.sqlite within the FF profile. As soon a new one is generated everything works fine again. But: Everything which was included within the file is lost so I have to setup several things afterwards which sucks a little bit )
While Cookie is the only tool I use which modifies that file from "outside" Firefox I'm (sorry) blaming Cookie here.
I don't use the timer within cookie, I just ask Cookie to delete the unwanted cookies after closing Firefox. And yes, I've set the storage settings within cookie to keep the entries for the important domains (e.g. Amazon).

My idea is that something wents wrong as soon Cookie deletes the local storage for the non-favourite Domains.
Any ideas?

Thanks and best regards,
Philipp

Thanks, Russell!
I did this and now the messages concerning Firefox don't show up so far. I just did a few quick tests but no more annoying permission-messages right now
"Global access" is ok for me - but it would be great if you can find a solution/fix for specific permissions. So I'm looking forward 6.0.5

CU,
Philipp

Same here.
I've to confirm an grant-access-message for every Firefox-Site-DB within profile/.../storage/default that Cookie wants to delete. Like endjam I tried granting full disk access, setting chmod 777 for the directories - nothing helps.
I'm using Cookie 6.0.4 on MacOS 10.14.6.
Could you please fix this or give us any advice how to avoid that messages? Thanks!