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Cookie and Cache problems with google products

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Catty47
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I am getting the following page when I try to access my Google Documents, and also when I try to sign in to my Blogger blog "We've detected a problem with your cookie settings"

I'm asked to check that I have custom settings set up for history, which I do, but still no change. The suggestion is that I clear the cache - but this means I lose every saved password for every site I ever use (which is loads and so that's quite a pain..!)

Is this the only way to try and get back into these Google products or is there another way?

I am getting the following page when I try to access my Google Documents, and also when I try to sign in to my Blogger blog "We've detected a problem with your cookie settings" I'm asked to check that I have custom settings set up for history, which I do, but still no change. The suggestion is that I clear the cache - but this means I lose every saved password for every site I ever use (which is loads and so that's quite a pain..!) Is this the only way to try and get back into these Google products or is there another way?

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cor-el
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Clearing the browsing cache doesn't remove passwords stored in the Password Manager.

If you clear the cookies from a web server (domain) then yo make Firefox forget data stored in those cookies.