Posts made by SweetP

If you open the Finder
click on the GO menu
click on Go To Folder...
enter ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports

then you will be presented with the correct folder

do you have any crash logs in ~/Logs/DiagnosticReports
could you send them to me:
[email protected]

has you trial expired?

you could try restoring this file:
~/Library/Containers/com.sweetpproductions.ColorWell/Data/Library/Application\ Support/com.sweetpproductions.ColorWell/Palettes.storedata

can you send me the entire crash log to [email protected]

hmmm,
try disabling Cookie for a while to rule out that it is actually Cookie causing the issue

oops
thanks for letting me know,
I have this fixed for the next release

Data is transmitted to the server via https, rather than http for cookies with the secure attribute

this is odd,
which version of macOS do you see this happening on?

you should uncheck cache removal under Timer Options

I think BlueHarvest is a background app, which removes .ds_store files automatically? and on internal drives?
USBclean, is more for USB sticks, and maybe has more options?

to be honest, I havnt looked at Blue Harvest, so don't know the exact differences

There are some small differences.
The version from my store will give you exactly 2 more options during setup for enhanced removal of Safari History and Cache.

With a little extra effort, you can make the App Store version function just like the trial version.

1. First of all, you will need to download and manually install:
   https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookieapp/scripts/Safari_Script.dmg
   you can find the link with more info about how to install the script here:
   https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookieapp/scripts/en.htm
   Basically you need this script if you want to fully remove Safari search history.

2. Run the following command in Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app to enable a deeper clearing of Safari's cache:
   https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookieapp/scripts/en.htm
   To run the command, you only need to open Terminal.app, copy and paste the above command, then press ENTER.

I’m having trouble getting Cookie through review… not because of chrome dev, but something else which has been ok for many past releases now suddenly isn’t ok…

Ah… the App Store….

is the router you're connecting to blocking access to unknown devices?
have you tried using WiFiSpoof on a different network to see if you still lose internet

SessionRestore doesn't support importing from Tabs Saver.
If you post a link to the extension.
I could install it and take a look at its export format, to see if I can make SessionRestore compatible

Ive just released Beta version 6.5.0.2 which has Chrome Dev support

I'm adding support for Chrome Dev now,
it will be in the next release,
but first in beta v6.5.0.2 which ill release later today

I don't think its possible,
support for the functions SessionRestore needs in Safari wasn't added to Safari until v12., macOS 10.14.4

interesting,
If I can reliably recreate these issues ill get them fixed.
thanks for the feedback

on the extension integration?
I havn't had the time to work on it lately unfortunately

It could be crashing.
If you had Firefox installed in your previous version of macOS. And it was active in Cookie, but you haven’t yet installed Firefox on your new computer. This can cause crashing