Do you use a 2018 MacBook Pro? if so, WiFiSpoof is not compatible - as the ability has been crippled by Apple.

Otherwise, the change button only becomes active if you manually change the Address in the MAC address field.

The scrolling field is an advanced option, which allows you to spoof your address (using the randomize button) as the listed vendor. For example, perhaps you want your computer to still identify as an Apple device after spoofing - you would select one of the Apple Inc options.

The vendor list is sourced from https://www.ieee.org, and all networking devices are identifiable according to this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizationally_unique_identifier.

my apologies, I got caught up with the image upload issue... I know, the wrong thing to focus on... but I did finally fix it.

Are the cookies which are not displaying cache cookies? if so, Cookie doesn't display cache cookies. But it can remove them, if you configure it to remove the cache.

Safari 12 now has issues when deleting cookies (via Cookie) whilst open.
Try to disable the timer in Cookie, and see if that helps with your issues.

@Stephen have you also restarted Safari?
Safari still reports cache/localstorage/history as still being present after removal by Cookie - until it is restarted.

@flipper Cookie4 can be found here:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookie/Cookie.dmg

these cookies are all saved in the cache, which Cookie does delete (if configured to remove cache) - but Cookie does not show them in its main window.

These cookie will be loaded via websites you visit which access them. for example the gravatar site is a common site used for displaying your thumbnail (avatar) on various websites.

maybe try a full reset of WiFiSpoof, by deleting this folder:
~/Library/Containers/com.sweetpproductions.WiFiSpoofApp

if it the crash happens again, could you email the full crash log to [email protected]

@EarthLaunch that is normal. System Preferences shows the Hardware Address. But ifconfig shows the current address which your device is identified as.

I already know of all those links, except the one on the Apple Dev forums.

One of the replies there does not look great for the future of spoofing on macOS, which ironically goes against Apple's very public image of pro Privacy....

joubin
Jan 8, 2019 9:09 PM
(in response to joubin)
Alright everyone.
 
My ticket has been closed and I pinged a bunch of friends I have that work at Apple HQ.
 
Final result. This is not a bug. Apple is removing this feature for security reasons.
This makes no sense since doing this does not put the individual doing it at a security risk.
But I don't. Im so done with the platform. You can't just remove ifconfig functionality.
Thats not how any of this works.

The Mac App Store update is also now available

https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookie5/help.htm