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Cookie Manager - use it to save/restore a particular cookie.

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PhotosGuy
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Cookie Manager - http://cookiemanager.blogspot.com/ Sometimes I login to a site & it seems to forget that I've been there & the info that I've input previously. That's particularily irritating if it's a game that I've taken to a high level.

If there is doc to support it, I can't find the answer to my problem. The "Save" icon at the bottom-right doesn't appear to do anything, & I don't really want to save every cookie anyway. The "Export" icon at the bottom appears to save all the cookies in a single file, which means that I'd be restoring all my out of date cookies?

What I want to do is to save one, or a few cookies & then be able to add/attach them to cookies already on the computer. Is this possible?

Cookie Manager - http://cookiemanager.blogspot.com/ Sometimes I login to a site & it seems to forget that I've been there & the info that I've input previously. That's particularily irritating if it's a game that I've taken to a high level. If there is doc to support it, I can't find the answer to my problem. The "Save" icon at the bottom-right doesn't appear to do anything, & I don't really want to save every cookie anyway. The "Export" icon at the bottom appears to save all the cookies in a single file, which means that I'd be restoring all my out of date cookies? What I want to do is to save one, or a few cookies & then be able to add/attach them to cookies already on the computer. Is this possible?

Chosen solution

Check out the cookie manager add on Cookies Manager Plus or a few others you can search for on that same site.

In Preferences/Options > Privacy > History > Show Cookies.. you can manage them manually as well.

Hope this helps!

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Check out the cookie manager add on Cookies Manager Plus or a few others you can search for on that same site.

In Preferences/Options > Privacy > History > Show Cookies.. you can manage them manually as well.

Hope this helps!

PhotosGuy
PhotosGuy Question owner

Thank you!