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@SweetP said in Cookie5 MAS totally broken in ElCapitan for Safari and Firefox:

[...] is that a website preference option?

https://support.sweetpproductions.com/topic/300/some-chrome-prefs-are-being-reset-by-cookie-i-think/

@Timmy What about AdBlock for Safari?

The AdBlock for Safari App has got two Safari App Extensions: one for basic ad blocking functionality, and a second one (comes together with the app) that sets an icon in Safari to manage ad blocking details for every single page. With this icon (at least in older versions – I'm not sure whether or not it's still there.) you could block elements of the page like pictures, frames etc. from beeing displayed or printed. That seems to be exactly what you are looking for.

thats great!

I found the issue with the HSTS cookies, its working on High Sierra, but is broken on Mojave. It should be fixed in the latest beta
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookie5/CookieBeta.dmg

I just saw the icon preload on a new site I visited before the site favicon loaded. I don't think Cookie is removing it - as I also remove favicons regularly in my install. I also didn't see any trace of the default favicon in the Favicon Cache folder

Do you remove favicons while Safari is open at all?
have you tried disabling Cookie for a restart of Safari, to see if the file is recreated

HehHe
I actually do the same thing sometimes when talking about my self.
We is me...!

Still hoping for Cookie to let us manage each Firefox profile separately, like it does for Chrome.

Ive just posted the new Beta:
https://sweetpproductions.com/support/showthread.php?tid=340&pid=1834#pid1834

I'm bumping this issue since it is still a problem with current version of Cookie5 and Chrome.

Chrome's preference for "Preload pages for faster browsing and searching" is getting reset to ON when Cookie5 clears data.

I'vre tried favoriting and whitelisting cookies for Google as well as favoriting 'leveldb' with no luck.

Well, I tried that, I disabled handoff during 5 days, and used Safari normally on both Mac, iPhone & iPad... However the history still kept coming back...

What is more, handoff can be handy from time to time, and I like to use it.

A real fix is needed.

I'm having this issue too. It appears Cookie's automatic removal is totally inoperable. I have installed the scripts.

Automatic removal doesn't work on a timer, nor on browser quit. It doesn't remove a single cookie.

BTW... you have an error in the location path of the scripts in your post.

MacOS 10.12.1
Safari 10.0.1
Cookie MAS 5.2.1

thanks

I was thinking of adding support for this, but Firefox doesn't really make it easy. but I cant see an way of effectively doing this...

Since upgrading to Safari 6.0.4 I have had repeated computer crashes. I noticed a discussion at Apple support
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4979195?start=0&tstart=0

Implicating SIMBL, which Safari Cookies apparently uses, in repeated Safari crashes. Nobody else reported the whole system hanging, which is what happened in my case.

Also my computer (running OSX 1.8.3) has a Crash log saved with a filename SIMBL.

If there is a compatibility issue here, it is quite serious. But it does not show up all the time. I cannot say what triggers it.

If SIMBL and Safari Cookies are to involved in my crashes, I hope that the issue can be resolved as I like what this useful add-in does. And speaking for myself only, I hope it is not my Macbook Pro hardware that is to blame.

Most likely not, its more of a local privacy issue(but its better to play it safe). I was shocked to learn that anyone with access to my computer could read this file and discover every single file downloaded to my computer.