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Websteder gemmer oplysninger, såsom dine indstillinger og login-status, i cookies på din computer. Læs hvordan du håndterer cookies i Firefox.Ryd historik med oplysninger om besøgte websteder, søgninger og filhentninger
Læs hvad der gemmes i din historik, og hvordan du kan slette hele eller dele af historikken, hvis du bruger en offentlig tilgængelig eller en delt computer.Websteder siger at cookies er blokeret - Fjern blokeringen
Denne artikel beskriver, hvordan man fejlsøger problemer med websteder, som fortæller, at brugen af cookies er blokeret eller deaktiveret.Aktiver eller deaktiver cookies i Firefox til Android
Firefox til Android giver dig kontrol over cookies. Lær hvordan du aktiver og deaktiver cookies på din enhed.Cookies - Information som websteder gemmer på din computer
Læs hvorfor websteder bruger cookies, og hvordan du håndterer dem. Du kan også læse, hvordan du løser problemer med cookies i Firefox.Deaktiver tredjeparts cookies i Firefox for at stoppe nogle typer af sporing fra annoncører
Nogle annoncører bruger tredjeparts cookies til at spore dine besøg på websteder, hvor de har reklamer. Læs hvordan du deaktivere dem.Slet cookies for at fjerne oplysninger som websteder har placeret på din computer
Læs hvordan du rydder cookies, som indeholder indstillinger til webstedet og login-oplysninger, samt hvordan du rydder cached webstedsindhold i Firefox.Firefox does not show cookies
Hello. I am not new to Firefox, but I have problem with cookies. It surprises me. The problem is that: 1) I log into a website; 2) I clear the cookies using both the "Clear Data..." and "Manage Data" buttons (marking all the options); 3) Firefox says "Your stored cookies, site data and cache are currently using 0 bytes of disk space." 4) I refresh the page of the website; 4) the website still shows that I am logged in; what is more, the developer tools->Storage shows some cookies (I do not know whether it is all of the expected cookies for that website). What is more surprising to me: 5) After the above steps, when I set the option "Block cookies and site data->Type blocked" to "All cookies" and then refresh the page, the website says that I am NOT logged in, but the cookies ARE still shown in the developer tools->Storage; 6) after that, when I set this option to "All third-party cookies", after refreshing the website says that I AM logged in "again". The cookies are still shown in the developer tools->Storage. To be sure, I have checked the above behavior using a new, clean profile. I wanted to know if this is expected behavior. Maybe I just do not understand how cookies work (in Firefox)? My environment: Firefox 63.0.3 (64-bit) (clean, new profile, beyond of course the above cookies settings); Fedora 29 Workstation; Linux 4.19.2-300.fc29.x86_64 UPDATE: this website does not handle session in the URL.Løst — Last updated for 3 måneder siden
Configure cookie handling in mozilla.cfg
Hi, I'm trying to manage Firefox on 75 Macs. I need cookies to be enabled, not cleared on Firefox shutdown with third party cookies accepted. Nothing I have tried in my mozilla.cfg file is working. Either one option is set or another, but not both. Here's my mozilla.cfg file: // set Firefox Default homepage pref("browser.startup.homepage","https://www.google.com"); // disable default browser check pref("browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser", false); // disable application updates pref("app.update.enabled", false) // disables the 'know your rights' button from displaying on first run pref("browser.rights.3.shown", true); // disables the request to send performance data from displaying pref("toolkit.telemetry.prompted", 2); pref("toolkit.telemetry.rejected", true); // enable cookies system-wide pref("network.cookie.cookieBehavior", 1); // do not clear cookies on shutdown // pref("privacy.clearOnShutdown.cookies", false); // accept third party cookies pref("network.cookie.thirdparty.sessionOnly", false); What part of the above is wrong? OS is macOS 10.13.6 "High Sierra", Firefox is version 61.0.2 "Firefox Quantum." The whole reason for this is to satisfy a cookie requirements for a site we regularly use.Løst — Last updated for 5 måneder siden
Firefox set to clear cookies, yet
I have Firefox set never to remember cookies except for a few select sites and to erase cookies and internet history upon closing the browser. Indeed, the sites outside my whitelist have always acted as if cookies are disabled for them (giving "you must enable cookies" if I attempt to log in, etc.). I also am required to re-log in to whitelisted sites after relaunching the browser, of course. However, I just ran CCleaner, and its deletion log listed over 1400 Firefox cookies, a great many from sites I haven't visited in months. Apparently, Firefox's "never store cookies" option either isn't working due to a glitch or just doesn't work period, appearing to the user not to store cookies but just storing and not deleting them anyway. 1. Does Firefox just save cookies anyhow no matter your preferences, or is this a glitch? If it is a glitch, how do I resolve it? 2. Where is the age-old cookie information that CCleaner deleted stored, so I can delete it manually in the future? (Note: Yes, I know about CCleaner's privacy concerns, but that's beside this particular point.) Thanks in advance for any help.Løst — Last updated for 4 måneder siden