When Apple finishes reviewing it...
I uploaded it at the same time as I released v6.0.1 on my store. In my experience, Apple seems to be doing a one month long review, and then moves to a normal 1 day review timeline. So I guess it still has a week to go before release...
V6.0.2 is actually almost ready for release too.
That’s odd?
I’ll take a look at my code
Cookie6 relies on the existence of Safari's cookie file to know if it has Full Disk Access:
`~/Library/Cookies/Cookies.binaryCookies'
so, you should make sure that you run Safari NOT in Private Browsing mode, at least once to generate the file
to be perfectly honest, im not sure.
I haven't worked on the javascript version at this year, except for adding the notice that It had been migrated to the new app.
I also have Safari 13 installed, so can't even give you a definitive answer as to where the data was stored....
this folder seems like a likely candidate though:
~/Library/Safari/Extensions
If you have a time machine backup, you could restore the plist. (Close Safari first) then use the SRRecover tool to generate a file to then Import into SessionRestore.
V6.0.2 will have the Firefox fix, and it is available now in v6.0.1.3 (on the beta update channel)
I still have one last issue to fix before I release *v6.0.2
*the App Store version of v6.0.1 is still undergoing an intensive review - so v6.0.2 is still a while away via the App Store...
Cookie v5.12 also has the fix, and is available to update to now in my store - also hopefully soon via the App Store after review.
Development on v5 has stopped, so any bug fixes and new features will only be applied to v6.
And here is a link with the main changes:
https://support.sweetpproductions.com/topic/558/changes-from-cookie-5
This will be fixed in v6.0.2. If you are running the version from my store, you can upgrade to the beta version which already has the fix.
any chance you could post the contents of this file (or send it to me):
~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/profiles.ini
also, what are the names of the folders contained in:
~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles
I don't see any records for any bitcoin purchases, send me an email at [email protected]
try this:
open Safari, visit a couple websites in normal browsing mode ie... not in a Private Window
you should be able to import it from the main window. just click the small heart icon in the bottom right of the window.
ill rewrite Safari's database parser to be more thorough, in the next update for Cookie.
I see the problem,
they are orphaned databases - the databases have been removed, but the references to them have not. Ill get this fixed in an update
ah yes I see!
ill look into this, I need to find out where they are stored on disk
can you give me an example of one which shows in Safari but not Cookie.
@breuk can you expand the databases by clicking on the triangle indicator. then right click on the individual databases and select Reveal in finder.
does that work?
Are the databases Browser Extensions. you may need to uncheck Never remove Browser Extensions on the Advanced tab in Preferences.
@smolk Cookie checks that it has access to the Safari Cookie file:
~/Library/Cookies/Cookies.binarycookies
If that file does not exist, Cookie assumes it does not have Full Disk Access.
Also some users have found that if when enabling browsers - NOT selecting the Global permissions option, but selecting specific folder helps. If you initially opted to give Cookie Global access, try this:
That’s odd,
Which version of Cookie are you running?
Does the contextual menu work (control-click)