In Firefox>Privacy and Security, there are two very similar looking settings regarding routine cookie destruction:
Cookies and Site Data>check Delete cookies and si… (læs mere)
In Firefox>Privacy and Security, there are two very similar looking settings regarding routine cookie destruction:
Cookies and Site Data>check Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed.
Manage Permissions [A site list with Block, Allow, Allow for Session]
History>Firefox will Use custom settings for History>Clear history when Firefox closes.
Settings: check Cookies
My current understanding is that Cookies and Site Data potentially provides exclusions from the cookie carnage, whereas the History setting per above would delete all cookies. Is this correct as far as it goes?
What I keep wondering is why the topic of cookie destruction when closing cannot be handled in one area of the Settings layout, instead of in two different areas.