Posts made by SweetP

try pausing Cookie, or the extension. and see if any problem you may have disappear

I thought it was still in Beta?
Ill look at adding support when it comes out of Beta

have you unchecked "Favicon" as a removal option?

@Rob-D that's great!

that's actually a great idea, but it'll have to wait for Cookie7...

perfect!
the App Store has this extra step as a requirement for inclusion in the App Store

try a computer restart, which can help.

if this doesn't work, you may need to reset Cookie by deleting this folder:
~/Library/Containers/com.sweetpproductions.Cookie5

• you will lose all your settings and favourites, and will need to run through setup again. so the best thing to do is export your favorites first - then import them after re0launching Cookie.

you need to install a helper app for the MAS version:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/wifispoof3/mashelper.htm

and here's the direct link for the helper:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/wifispoof3/WiFiSpoofMASHelper.dmg

here's a couple of things you can try:

1. restart your computer

2. You could also try this, (perhaps permissions are wrong for the script)

navigate to the Applications Script folder
~/Library/Application Scripts/com.sweetpproductions.Cookie5

then open Terminal.app
type cd then drag the scripts folder onto the terminal, and press RETURN
then type these 3 commands, each followed by pressing RETURN:

chown :staff clearSafariCache.sh

make sure to uncheck Website Preferences as an Unwanted Data option for Safari

I’m not sure I understand?

@edjusted SessionRestore needs macOS 10.14.4 and Safari 12.1. The apis to function aren’t available on your system, and you would have to upgrade.

Im almost ready to release Cookie6, and this feature has been removed. Cookie5 is 4yrs old now... and spinning platter drives were much more prevalent when it was released,.

this crash was fixed in v1.3.2

assuming you have all supported browsers enabled, there are close to 200 files Cookie needs access to, to fully function.

Cookie 6 is almost ready for release with much more granular permissions requests. Cookie 5 is 4yrs old now, and asks for the whole directory access, because it made sense back then...

you should only need to provide access just the once though, thats why it is a global request. have you tried a computer restart?
something seems to be wrong with your install if you are constantly giving access permissions

@alainlankers are you talking about Chrome cookies?
if so, they are encrypted.

perfect!

thats interesting with the sandbox permissions. ill remember that

@Angelluc you need to update to macOS 10.14.4 and Safari 12.1

Cookie will refresh the cookie view (if the cookie window is open) every time a file changes inside the browser data folders. Chrome browsers will cause the biggest CPU hits. (if you have multiple users - as each user account is essentially a seperate browser)

the easiest way to avoid the CPU hit, is to only have the Cookie window open when you're actually inspecting cookies.