Cookie settings: Exceptions do not work
Hallo,
I have changed the security settings in the Firefox browser so that I can block cookies. I am aware that almost all pages ask for it. But you can also make exceptions. I did this for my bank page, because I have to register my browser every time I close and reopen the browser. If I put the URL and the extension in the exceptions, only the basic URL is displayed, but not the extension.
This is the page for entering the login data. If I copy this URL into the exceptions for blocking cookies, only "https://banking.bankaustria.at" appears there. I still have to confirm my browser registration with a TAN.
Is there perhaps another option so that I don't have to register every time - other than generally allowing cookies?
Thanks and regards Eric
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An allow exception for https://bankaustria.at should include sub domains like https://online.bankaustria.at
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has already done
What domains are involved if you try to login ?
Some sites use special domains or sub domains. To include sub domains on "bankaustria.at", you can create the exception for:
Otherwise it is probably best to allow all cookies temporarily to see what domains are involved to determine what exceptions are required.
I had to put "online" in front of bank austria. That was the solution
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An allow exception for https://bankaustria.at should include sub domains like https://online.bankaustria.at