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I know how to added a site to the "Exceptions - Cookies" list an block the site. The problem I have is the site just changes the first part of its name/url and adds the cookie to the list. SInce the site is using a 8 digit number; it is impossible to block all the name/url it can create. Is there a way to block all the possible name/url by using a wild card symbol? Like the "*" symbol in UNIX. Example *.xxxx.xxx.com to the list of sites I wish to block?

Firefox 20's built-in cookie viewer has a window of a limited (small) and unadjustable size. This is not convenient for browsing countless cookies (it's actually not practical). Is there a way to view the list in a window of adjustable size? I would like to maximize the viewing window.

About one year back, I saved a webpage as webpage complete, that is, as a HTML file and a folder containing associated files. Recently I added mozilla archive format add-on. I revisited the webpage and it has changed a little bit, for example the picture in the heading and another picture in the body of the page. Now I saved this changed webpage as a single file, in MHT format. Now when I am opening the MHT file it is showing the previous version of the webpage, and at the top it is showing 'saved from: file:///G:/Document/Religion/filename'. When I move the file in another drive or folder firefox opens the changed version of the webpage and at the top 'Saved from: http://mukto-mona.com/bangla_blog/?p=28719, that is url of the webpage. When I move the file in G it again shows the old version. One word more, I downloaded all files and temporarily saved them in C drive. Later I moved them elsewhere. As you can see this above file I saved in G drive. I tried clearing cookies and histories of firefox and browsing history in Windows internet options. Problem is not going. I do not know whether it is a cookie problem, but I placed the question here.

Though I mentioned about a single saved file just for instance, actually the problem showing for several files. Thanks in advance.

I have used https://www.abine.com/dntdetail.php for over a year and it works well. Firefox's blocking relies on the good will of companies to comply with your request.

Until Firefix activate a fully effective user generated blocking of all the cr*p that we are sent (and pay for) I want to use the above website - however, it has been blocked.

i have website , user enter the username and password if they selected Remember me and logged in if they logout i have to appear the user name and password remain in the fields how to add these cookies in my website and if they close the browser and open the browse also user name and password should be remain... can any one help...

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In Firefox options I have set "Keep Cookies - Until they expire" options and when I exit and reload Firefox there are still many expired cookies in the cookies list?

I have noticed that session cookies are being removed ok, its just cookies that are set to expire on a specific date that are expired aren't being removed by Firefox. These cookies never seem to get removed automatically, only if I delete them manually.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

I accidentally clicked 'forget about this site' and I'm looking for a way to undo this. I've heard there is no way to recover the history from a particular site once it has been deleted, but surely it leaves some kind of record in the system? I read an article that suggested running the 'system restore' feature which gives me the option of 'restoring my computer to an earlier time' before certain changes were made. Would this work?

ON the firefox, the setting is set to "Never remember history" . I have a web site which sets the default value on the record per page dropdown list to 100 for every tab. When I change the value to 5 and then logout. clear the caches/cookies . and then reload the page and then login to the website the value is showing as 5? why is it so? since the default value of the dropdown on fress login should be displayed as 100. I am facing this issue in Firefox 20.0.1 and on Internet explorer its working fine, the default value of the drop down is showing up as "100" . Let me know what behavior is expected on firefox on the above mentioned issue. This relates to firefox browser only.

I am using firefox version 20.0.1 on two machines. One uses windows xp and the other windows 7. Each time I access firefox a message comes up telling me to "turn on cookies." Most of the time it comes up on a separate tab but at times I have to back out and start again. How do I get rid of this message.

I have an application that resides in an iframe within a page. The application and the embedding page are from different domains. The application currently uses cookies to track if the user has used the application before. From what I understood from the Mozilla blog, upcoming releases of Firefox will not allow applications reading cookies from third parties, so my application will not work as before. My question is what I can do to my application so that it will continue to work with upcoming releases of firefox?

I keep getting this message: Your browser's cookie functionality is turned off. Please turn it on. [?]

I've followed all the instructions to correct the problem and it is still not working.

It's either a Firewall or cookie problem. I can't download the link. WebEx asks me to download with instructions to click the more tab when the link is in my browser. I can not find the more tab. or download the link.

I've noticed that every time Firefox is shut down in an unexpected way (for example if Firefox crashes, if there is a power failure or something else), all my cookies appear to be removed. When I open Firefox the next time, my tabs are restored, but no cookies seem to have been remembered. There is no problem at all when I close Firefox normally.

What could the cause of this problem be? Is there a way of solving it?

My bookmarks transferred over with no problems, But the only thing I'm missing now is my user names that did not get transferred over from Google Chrome. How can I fix this issue. Thank you

James

Hi,

I have the latest and updated FF version. Since months (and older versions), FF started to clear automatically cache every few days, even when it's properly closed. How to stop this? I have to open hundreds of sites and forums daily. I have to non-stop log in again and wait for pages to load for ages (because of cleared cache).

I'm sorry for asking this for the millionth time. I browsed every single support thread and nothing actually resolves the problem. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/935257 Nothing fits.

- No suspicious addons (I have only dictionary installed) - No viruses (checked) - No firewall or any other blocking - Everything fine in Tools, for browsing history (+ override cache management unchecked (tested with both options) - Reset doesn't help - Everything is fine and compatible in Troubleshoot - Changing value to 2 in "browser cache frequency" in about:config has nothing to do with the problem and instead prevents sites from caching new versions.

Is there anything more I can do?

Thank you

All information on my emails Facebook, Yahoo, Gmai, Accounts. Have this Strike through which makes it very difficult to read, Please help! I don't see any one that has pose this question. Waiting to hear... Thanking you in advance.