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• When I tried to connect to gmail, I was told that I had a problem with cookies. I cleared the cache, etc. and still can not log on.

  We have detected a problem with your cookies settings.
  When I try to connect to gmail, I get the following message is displayed.

  Enable cookies

  Make sure that your cookies are enabled. To enable cookies, follow these browser-specific instructions.
  Cookies and empty the cache

  If you have cookies enabled but are still having problems, clear the cache and cookies of your browser.
  Adjust your privacy settings

  If your cache and clearing cookies doesn't resolve the issue, try adjusting the privacy settings of your browser. If your settings are up, manually add www.google.com to your list of allowed sites. To learn more

  I checked and cookies are enabled. I cleared the cache. How can I add www.google.com to my allowed sites list? This will solve the problem?

  Thank you.

  What are your cookies settings? For example:

  Conservation rules: use the custom settings for history

  {X} accept cookies from sites
  Accept third-party cookies: always
  Keep until: I close Firefox

  Some sites may not work well if you have disabled the 'third party' cookies (I don't remember if Gmail is one of those).

  Have you deleted all existing Google cookies? You can do it from any page search on google.com. Here's how:

  While displaying a page on the site, try either:

  • Right click and select View Page Info > Security > "View Cookies".
  • (menu bar) Tools > Page Info > Security > 'view the Cookies '.
  • Click on the globe or padlock icon in the address bar > additional information > "View Cookies".

  In the dialog box that opens, google.com should be filled up automatically and you can delete cookies from the site individually.

  Then try logging into Gmail. Who help me?

• Lightning don't talk to Google Calendar - problem with cookies?

  Execution of Thunderbird 31.1.0 with Lightning 1.0 and the module supplier of Google. I maintain four different calendars with google (work room, home, other, conf) account. When I woke up today all my calendars worked. They have been set up in lightning as calendars google network, which stressed their respective links to XML.

  All of a sudden this afternoon, without me antics with any of the parameters GCal or lightning, calendars in the sidebar of the lightning stopped to talk with the platform of google calendar. All events always appear in google calendar thin and fine always sync up to my mobile device.

  The problem is: the calendars are just sitting and showing the color of the light "synchronized." When I right click on one and try to activate it manually in lightning, it displays a prompt of password for google account. After entering my google login information, returns the window of dialogue: "Oops!" Your browser appears to have cookies disabled. Make sure that cookies are enabled, or try to open a new browser window. "

  I can assure you that cookies have been enabled in my Chrome browser settings. Double even checked in Firefox, even though it isn't my default browser, they are activated too. There is no need to change the message "cookies disabled". I went up to erase all data of the chrome, by suggestion of the googles and no dice. Even uninstalled Chrome and re-installed and no luck.

  I must be missing something. It shouldn't be so hard to make the switch from cookies and get these programs talk to once again...

  Will be

  You must allow cookies for google.com in Thunderbird.

• Is it possible to see/work with cookies outside of the Firefox browser?

  Hello! I'm looking for more help to understand more than info on the cookies.sqlite file. I use to add/remove cookies in bulk the exceptions list when I used the cookies.txt file, however now that I am unable to use a block of text to quickly paste the names of cookies, I think trying to modify my exception list became quite tedious. I was wondering if I would be able to use another method of work and to view a list of cookies outside of the Firefox browser? Thank you in advance for your help!

  You would need a program of SQLite Manager to open the cookies.sqlite file and check its status.
  
  However exceptions are stored is no longer in the basis of cookies.sqlite, but in a single file database permissions.sqlite.

  You can give him a first test with the SQLite Manager extension if you do not yet have one yourself.

  • SQLite Manager: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/
  • ExExceptions: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/exexceptions/

• Newbie needs help with cookie cutter in PSE8

  I'm new to PSE8, the cookie cutter tool and work with layers, what I need help with to accomplish what I want to do.

  I want to use one form of cookie cutter to make several 'holes' in an image, leaving a solid color background layer to show through. (Or another path, use the form of Cutter of biscuit as a solid 'rubber stamp' color to stop shape on the image in several places)?

  I opened my image in the editor and create a solid color fill layer, and then I select the shape of Cutter of biscuit that I want to use, for example a sheet.  Then I select the color fill layer, click and drag to create the sheet randomly somewhere in it.  When I release the mouse button, the window returns to the image and there is the leaf, locked in a box, in the color I want, on the image. I drag the box (leaves) to where I want it and click the green checkmark to accept. So far so good.  Here's the problem: in order to create another sheet on the image, I have to create another layer of fill and repeat the whole process.  If I try to use the same fill layer to a second sheet, the first sheet disappears.  I must be missing something very simple, but I can't figure out how to get out several sheets of a filling layer.  Also, I use a version without the constraint of the sheet because I would create several sheets of different sizes out of the fill layer as well.

  I would be grateful for any help or suggestion!

  Try the following:

  1. File > new > empty file - white
  2. Create a new layer, fill it red
  3. Create a new layer, fill it out of blue
  4. Access the marquee tool, drag the rectangle to the blue layer. You should see "ants in market". Press DELETE on the keyboard.  You should see red in the rectangular hole.
  5. Access to the custom shape (U) tool. In the form of culture library, select the heart shape black all and hang out on the blue layer. Press CTRL + left click the thumbnail of the layer of the capping layer for "mobile dotted." Hit delete on keyboard twice, and you should see red in the heart shaped hole.
  6. Continue with other forms.

  

• Problem with Cookies

  I can't believe that I'll have to ask the following question... cookies are so incredibly easy to deal with, but fair, I'm stumped.
  
  Basically, in my application.cfm file I check the existence of a cookie. If it is not set, I put a default value.
  
  I then a SELECTION menu which passes a new (different for each option) value to a page that replaces the cookie I checked for the application.cfm with the value of the shape. It should be a very simple thing, I did many times in fact.
  
  But it's not working for some reason today any.
  
  In my tests, I delete cookies in IE7 and watch it creates one by default when loading my first page. I open the cookie file and of course, the default value has been set. I then send the form, open the cookie again, and it is always the default.
  
  However, here's the catch... I can actually call the cookie using CFOUTPUT on the page that follows the form and it does not reflect the present value of the SELECT tag, but yet once, the file of cookie on my computer records always somehow by default.
  
  I put a CFABORT inside isdefined in my application.cfm after the default cookie has been placed, just to make sure that it is not resetting here (somehow). I've tried other browsers. I'm only four or five heavy cookies on the site, so I'm not exceeding the limit of browser by any means. Maybe I just don't this for a bit, but I don't think I missed a thing.

  Too bad, a break is what I needed after all. I had a model missing error way down at the bottom of the page, I wasn't catching, and apparently ColdFusion is not properly write the cookie on a page with an error.

• Racy photos are "unintentionally" uploaded to the image file on our NAS with cookies and browser history recorded. My husband can be saved by a virus, etc. ?

  "Opencandy" showed the virus scan - virus allowing ads. Uploaded images go back further than the stored history. Often, but not exclusively, the history of research (google only) contains a celebrity name, followed by the word naked. Photos are of the same type, although the sites they came sometimes containing more difficult content. Some videos have also appeared in history who were "undesirable".

  If a history item specific that points to a Web site, then it is possible that someone typed in it, somebody searched for it and did a poor job of covering their tracks, re-open history, or, perhaps, a virus, he grew. However, virus normally, if they open porn like Web sites, will be places icons on your desktop and a lot of links through your story as they bombard you with images. And if you are infected by this type of virus, you will normally be able to quite easily say that many things are not good. But I can't guarantee that there are no viruses on your computer. But he doesn't sound like someone typed in.

  If you chack for a virus,
  Download and install MalwareBytes Anti-Malware, run a full scan. http://www.Malwarebytes.org/

  Download and launch TDSSKiller http://support.kaspersky.com/faq/?qid=208283363

  Download and install Microsoft Security Essentials http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/security-essentials (no not official approval, but I personally recommend MSE as a great permanent anti-virus)

• Using every night (64). Could not find a way to 'save' the cookies options settings in the Web GUI. Something I'm missing?

  I want to use the option "use the custom settings for history" with cookies turned on in the view of privacy in 35.0a1 every night (2014-09-07). But there is no way that I can save the changes, nightly switch to normative action "remember history" automatically.

  Anyone?

  Maybe you should install the current version of Firefox or switch on the beta update channel instead.

  If you have installed at night because it's the only version that has a 64-bit version, so keep in mind that 64-bit Nightly builds for Windows are generated only for test compilation errors and are not all tests that get any other builds, so the risk that something is wrong can be very high.

  32-bit versions of Firefox should work without problems on 64 bit versions of Windows.

  You can find the full version of the current Firefox 33.0.1 version in all languages and for all systems operating here:

  • https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/all/

  The latest beta version can be found here:

  • https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/beta/all/

• Firefox unresponsive after restarting my computer after having made changes in the settings of the history and cookies

  I have some changes to cookies and erased my story for today... and then restarted my computer... now that firefox does not open... will not respond... should I uninstall firefox and then reinstall?

  If I uninstall firefox will be reversed the changes I made with cookies and my story?

  If I was to uninstall and reinstall firefox will lose my bookmarks if I do this? or firefox remembers them... so when I reinstall the previous bookmark is too reinstalled?

  Is - this Firefox starts when you open first after the computer restarts, but crashes the next time that you try to start? If Yes, then there is a bug in Firefox 29 where Firefox crashes out when the parameter ' delete history closing Firefox "is selected, so that you get an error" running but not responding do not "next time you ttry to launch. In this case, end the firefox.exe process in Windows Task Manager (or restart the computer) and then reset your Firefox Privacy options and UNCHECK the option «Clear history of Firefox closing» See this article for more details:
  Privacy, historical settings of navigation and-no-track

  If this isn't the problem and Firefox still open even after restarting the computer, then try to boot mode safe of Firefox by holding down the SHIFT key when you start Firefox. If Firefox starts then read Troubleshooting extensions, themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common Firefox problems to narrow down the cause.

• 27.0 Firefox on W7/64 is to forget the cookies

  All of a sudden 26.0 FF and 27.0 on a platform of W7/64 forget cookies. On the other natures of FF platforms (32/VISTA & XP/32) keep cookies OK. Privacy settings are: accept Cookies, accept 3rd Party Cookies always and keep until they expire.
  Any suggestions will be appreciated.

  In safe MODE has no effect on the problem. However, after doing a RESET the problem identified. After doing the RESET I didn't specify how the cookies would be treated, just an option button "remember history".
  It is interesting that there is this problem on laptop W7/64 1 door of entry. A second bridge W7/64 run first FF26.0, then FF27.0 do not show the problem with cookies into oblivion... more than two systems VISTA Home Premium/32, two systems XP Pro/32 SP3 + or a system of XP SP3 Home/32 +. The affected system is a Gateway NE56R laptop.

• A lot of cookies since the upgrade to El Capitan

  With the Mountain Lion, I'd end up usually with 15 to 20 cookies.  Since the upgrade to El Capitan, and using the same sites, I find myself with cookies from 80-90.  The cookie setting is "allow Web sites I visit."  I was wondering if I need to change something or if I missed a setting.  (I've been clear all cookies after each session.)

  You always have the same "ad blocker" installed

  extension or add-ons?

  I'm afraid that this is the best you can do. Or turn off all cookies

• Cookies.SQLite set ReadOnly, it disappeared when I went to undo read-only

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  See the solution at the end of this post

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  You do not now know what I tried to accomplish with this approach, in Ubuntu 12.04 and Firefox 23 than my current browser version. Whether, there no desired effect, Firefox will not save the session cookies.

  I have these files in my profile from 'cookies' in the name:

  cookies.SQLite.bak
  cookies.SQLite.bak - reconstruction
  cookies.SQLite - shm
  Cookies-sqlite-wal

  I was going to ask this question, and glancing in the profile to see what I have here, I closed Firefox and renamed cookies.sqlite.bak cookies.sqlite. Open Firefox and I see the lack of cookies.sqlite and again, there is a cookies.sqlite.bak.

  This time, when the browser is opened on this issue pending, I copied cookies.sqlite.bak to cookies.sqlite.bak (copy) and renamed that cookies.sqlite. It has the permissions to read / write and it remains to be seen what happens when I close the browser and reopen it.

  My privacy setting is set to accept all cookies, including third parties and to reject cookies when I close Firefox.

  CookieMonster is used to replace Firefox default for sites where I want to accept cookies so that I can keep the site preferences or to stay connected. CookieMonster is not obeyed, the cookies are ignored.

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  Solution

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  Based on the response in the third post in the thread, since the two top lines of post of Cor - el, I cleared my problem with just deleting all files with 'cookies.sqlite' at the beginning of their names, close and restart Firefox. Firefox restored all the names, and the new cookies.sqlite has the permissions to read / write without my definition.

  Tab of confidentiality under Edit > Preferences:
  Firefox is configured to use the custom settings for the story, and I accept all cookies, including third-party and keep them until I close Firefox.

  I use the add-on CookieMonster to override this default setting on some sites, so I can keep their cookies from one session to another, which saves some site preferences and allows me to stay connected to my web site.

  Back on the Privacy tab, clear history when Firefox closes, but in the settings, I don't understand cookies. (I included cache and the Web site offline data).

  To include cookies here would cause Firefox clear all cookies at the end of the session, including those who save my site preferences and keep me connected via the settings in CookieMonster.

  Have you tried to delete all the files cookies.sqlite and allow Firefox to create a new file?

  Create a new profile as a test to see if your profile is the source of the problems.

  See "create a profile":

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/Profile-Manager-create-and-remove-Firefox-profiles
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_Firefox#Profile_issues

  If the new profile works then you can transfer files from a profile in the new profile, but make sure not to copy corrupted files.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

• Why Flash cookies are not deleted the first time I'm leaving Firefox?

  I am running XP, Firefox 16.0.1 and Flash Player 11.4.402.287 and have Firefox configured to 'Clear history of Firefox closing', with 'Cookies' (among others) checked "settings to erase history. I also have Flash Player configured to "Block all sites to store information on this computer."

  As I understand it, from Firefox 4 and Flash Player 10.3, have Firefox configured in this way should cause cookies Flash should be deleted out of Firefox. I also understand that even though I have Flash configured as I do, a list of websites that try to plant a cookie Flash is always recorded in the main settings.sol cookie.

  I noticed, however, that this list of empty Flash cookies is not removed the first time I have quit Firefox; on the contrary, the list is deleted after launch and then leaving Firefox again.

  Here is a step-by-step example:

  (1) Control Panel-> Flash Player-> storage tab-> storage Local to Site-> button settings confirm that the list is empty

  (2) output, that manage Flash Player settings

  (3) launch Firefox-> go to http://www.Hulu.com/ and click on a video to start playing

  (4) recovery Control Panel-> Flash Player-> storage-> Local website storage settings... tab button-> make sure that the list indicates http://www.Hulu.com/, 0 bytes, block

  (5) leave the Flash Player Settings Manager

  (6) Firefox exit

  (7) raise Control Panel-> Flash Player-> storage-> storage settings Local to Site-> NOTE THAT THE LIST SHOWS AGAIN http://www.Hulu.com/, 0 bytes, block

  (8) leave the Flash Player Settings Manager

  (9) restart Firefox

  (10) raise Control Panel-> Flash Player-> storage-> storage settings Local to Site-> NOTE THAT THE LIST SHOWS AGAIN http://www.Hulu.com/, 0 bytes, block

  (11) exit the Flash Player Settings Manager

  (12) exit Firefox

  (13) stimulus Control Panel-> Flash Player-> storage-> storage settings Local to Site-> NOTE THAT THE LIST IS now EMPTY

  Once again, my question is - why this list is not emptied the first time around?

  Safe mode disables plugins, I think not, so that you can put those aside for now.

  I suggest disable all non-essential extensions. We all tend to accrue to those who are not really necessary. You can do so here:

  Orange Firefox button or classic menu Tools > Modules > category: Extensions

  If the kernel extensions, you really like the cause of the same problem, then I think you will have to just live with it. Please note that Flash is followed correctly your bet as a block, so I don't think that something is actually stored.

• Problem loading Google not caused by cookies or malware. Reinstalling Firefox did not help. What should I do now?

  I followed the instructions, treated with cookies, Norton and do not think I have malware and I still get the message there is a problem loading page when I try to access Google or Google mail. I find that Firefox is superior to IE. What can I do?

  Make sure that Norton is not blocking content.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Error_loading_websites

  Reload Web pages and ignore the cache to refresh potentially stale or corrupt.

  • Hold SHIFT and click reload.
  • Press 'Ctrl + F5' or 'Ctrl + Shift + R' (Windows, Linux)
  • Press 'Command + shift + R' (MAC)

  Clear the cache and cookies from sites that cause problems.

  "Clear the Cache":

  • Tools > Options > advanced > network > content caching Web: 'clear now '.

  'Delete Cookies' sites causing problems:

  • Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance/themes).

  • Makes no changes on the start safe mode window.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• No access to ebay because of web browser settings, blocking cookies.

  I have Windows 7 and use Firefox. All of a sudden when I try to connect on one of my computers at ebay a window opens and tells me "your web browser settings are blocking cookies" - so I can't connect. My other computers do not have this problem. I have changed no cookie setting in the Options/Privacy section. What I saw and how I can fix?

  Hi rock1637.

  Here is an article with information on the resolution of problems with cookies:

  Cookies - Information that Web sites store on your computer

  Hope that helps.