@SweetP Hi, yes, I'm using Cookie 5 in an administrator account, and the script files are all owned by my user and group staff. They weren't all executable, though, and it turns out that that was the problem. I have set the scripts executiable ("chmod 755 ~/Library/Application\ Scripts/com.sweetpproductions.Cookie5/*") and now it works. Thanks.

@SweetP Hi, Russell, yes, I have restarted Cookie and the computer.

Hi.

I just reinstalled my iMac (2011, High Sierra), and now I find that Cookie 5 never completes a "Remove" procedure. I have Cookie 5 set to remove cookies when I quit a browser, and with the Cookie 5 window up, I do see the spinner start a second or so after I quit Safari -- however, the cookies are never deleted and the spinner never stops.

I do have the helper scripts installed. I have restarted the computer, run the "Remove all sandbox permissions" procedure, and I have tried manual cookie removals. In no case does Cookie 5 complete the removal process.

This is new, because the previous install worked just fine (there were other things that didn't work, and those are the reason for my system rebuild).

What else should I try? Thanks.

Adding the optional support scripts has fixed the Safari issue I was seeing. Usually the install of Cookie walks me through that; it didn't this time for some reason (I recently reinstalled my computer). I've been taking notes on how I did my reinstall and will add a comment about the support scripts to those notes.

I'm having the same problem with Cookie 5.9.2 on High Sierra 10.13.6.

Cookie only sees Firefox (it does not see Safari), and Cookie does not see any cookies in Firefox. Also, Cookie is not maintaining any cookies for Safari (not surprising since Cookie does not see Safari).

I reset sandbox permissions as suggested above, but that did not help.