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• I deleted cookies and I can't get access to yahoomail with mozilla

  I decided to delete all cookies and browser history. After that, I can not access my yahoo email. After trying to sing-in, I get 'a problem loading page' with the following message:

  "The page is not redirecting properly".
  Firefox has detected that the server redirects the request for this address in a way that will never end.

     This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies. "
  

  I ' tried with IE (bliahhhh!) and there isn't any problem. Could you please give me some advice?
  Thanks in advance for your interest.

  You can try to close Yahoo messenger and go to the page of the mail from the Yahoo homepage or the Yahoo login page and avoid using a bookmark for the moment, in case there is a problem with the bookmark.

• Login and redirect as with Java

  Hello.
  I have a request and I saw that per url, I can get connected and redirect. First of all I'm http://test/servlet?user=xxx?password=xxx, so I can write every page I want to in this application as http://test/grapgycs, where I had to be loged in. (logging uses POST)
  
  I need to make Java (a servlet which shoul connect and redirect). I'm looking for something like
  
  UrlRequestDetail URL = new URL (url);
  HttpURLConnection urlConnectionRequestDetail = (HttpURLConnection) urlRequestDetail.openConnection ();
  urlConnectionRequestDetail.setRequestMethod ("POST");
  urlConnectionRequestDetail.setDoOutput (true);
  urlConnectionRequestDetail.setDoInput (true);
  OutputStreamWriter outRequestDetail = new OutputStreamWriter (urlConnectionRequestDetail.getOutputStream ());
  outRequestDetail.write ("user = xxx");
  outRequestDetail.write ("password = xxx");
  
  After I try this but servlet redirect.
  Website of the channel = http://test/grapgycs
  res.setStatus (res. SC_SEE_OTHER);
  res.setHeader ("Location", site);
  
  It does not work.
  Who is wrong?

  ... If you do it wrong and you need to Google around a bit more to understand how well do it :/

  Simplify your life: use Apache HttpClient instead of URLConnection to send requests. If anything, it has good documentation and example programs:

  http://HC.Apache.org/HttpClient-3.x/cookies.html

• Last update of Safari is more you show your cookies and does not seem to allow you to remove them. Is this a decision of Apple?

  Last Safari doesn't show cookies and does not seem to allow their removal. Why?

  Data of Safari/Preferences/Privacy / website management.

  

• Added "ublock" and redirect cleaner"now I can't connect to my MLB account com on the main page.

  I can't access my MLB.com account. When I click on the connection icon, nothing happens. I've had this account for years and it has worked before. I recently added UBlock and Redirect cleaner. Is there a way to identify the cause and correct it?

  Hello

  I assume from what you say that one of the two Add-ons blocks perhaps inadvertently MLB.com to open.

  I would recommend that you take a look at the parameters of both of these modules and set the page of MLB.com , want to get on an exceptional basis to allow him to cross.

  I hope this helps, but if not, please come back here and we can look at another solution for you.

• can not put cookies and exceptions on the same screen. Need to fix this.

  Went to the options today and the format has changed. Now I can't put Cookies and Exceptions on the same page at the same time. It is vital that I can put together up to manage cookies. Please fix this. Anyone have any ideas?

  You can enable/disable browser.preferences.inContent false on the topic: page config to restore the autonomous Options/preferences window you had in previous versions of Firefox.

  You can open the topic: config page via the address bar.
  You can accept the warning and click on "I'll be careful" to continue.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:config

• Firefox leaves behind cookies and form history and research?

  I have Firefox value Never don't forget no form & search history, delete cookies after closing, delete the cache after closing. However, if I do and scan with Ccleaner I notice that Firefox seems to leave behind the cache, cookies, and form data? Why is it not completely eliminated? They are just empty files?

  SQLite files are never deleted or size reduced if the content is removed, so you can not tell by their presence if all data are left in it.
  There may be some records marked as being removed still left in the file that would not display in the user interface.
  You will need to check the files with a hex viewer to check that.

  I don't know about the cache of the jumplist.
  You may disable this feature.

  • the subject: config: browser.taskbar.lists.enabled = false

• I delete a specific cookie and it reappears automatically. How to permanently remove a cookie? I'm not on the website, but the cookie will not go away.

  I went in and deleted my cookies and I closed my options and then returned and one in particular was back. So I completely closed FireFox, it has reopened and left on empty FireFox homepage. Then I went and remove said cookie again, but no matter how many times I delete it, it just reappears. I'm not on this website, it will not go away.

  Cookie information is below:
  Name: synthasiteVisitorId
  Content: C60A7791-2C50-0001-9A76-EF6C17B16980
  Host: hellfirecoven.yolasite.com

  Edit:

  I delete all my cookies with the exception of the 5 or 6 that are Web sites that I visit daily. I went and deleted all cookies and cookie above was successfully deleted.

• Windows pop up and redirects-cant seem to make them stop. Need help.

  I started to see popups and redirects a few weeks ago. Since then, I've run many programs of malware and adware resolves, unsuccessfully. (ADWCleaner, Malwarebytes, Spybot, YAC, etc.) All cleaners are now back with a report of any problems. But I still have problems.
  I have reset Firefox... Same questions. I uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox. Same questions.
  I came across a forum post that describes a similar problem and the solution included opening of the user profile on Foxfire by topic: config and deleting suspicious files. I did and none appear suspicious. I'm reluctant to delete something I might need.
  A person can develop this solution and is there a way to compare what files I have that I should have, so anything suspicious can be identified?
  Other recommendations to eliminate this persistent problem?
  Thanks in advance.

  The extent of the "Comparing the files' in your profile against some kinds of standard profile goes, many extensions add files in the profile folder and files make up the profile can change that new versions of Firefox come out. How old is your current profile, you could have a dozen or more old, unused files. Which coupled with the wide variety of extensions available, makes it very difficult to make a comparison of files with accuracy in all.

  It could be useful that you can tell us exactly what URLs are loaded into popups and redirects. Someone here could recognize the 'source' or maybe see a pattern.

  Have you read this knowledge base article?
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/troubleshoot-Firefox-issues-caused-malware
  Specifically, the mention of this Utility Anti-Rootkit - TDSSKiller

• How do I accept cookies AND remember the history of downloads?

  I would like to configure Firefox to enable cookies and remember the download history. If I set to use custom settings, history to remember the checkboxes are grayed out.

  If I uncheck the mode always use Private Browsing, history to remember the check boxes are selected.

  I get a cookie error (bad taste cookie) when "remember them history" is selected in the drop-down list when I sign in on the Google account.

  If I choose the custom navigation options, there is no opportunity to choose "Always" and "remember history". I can log in to the Google account, but Firefox doesn't remember the links I clicked on that.

  Why can't have my cookies and remember the story too?
  I use Firefox on Windows 7, 64-bit platform 31.0.

  About cookies, because Google uses several servers (www.google.com, accounts.google.com, etc.), you must enable third party cookies in the Options for cookies to work correctly on Google.

  In case your current cookies are mixed, it can help to make them disappear.

  While displaying a page on Google (connected or not), try either:

  • Right click and select View Page Info > Security > "View Cookies".
  • (menu bar tools > Page Info > Security > "View Cookies")

  In the dialog box that opens, you can remove your Google cookies individually.

  Then try to reload the page. Who help me?

• Firefox gave me a program that killed the unwanted cookies and showed me a pop up as they have been deleted and it disappeared. How can I get it back? Thank you

  Firefox gave me a program that killed the unwanted cookies and showed me a pop up as they have been deleted and it disappeared. How can I get it back? Thank you

  who could be this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/self-destructing-cookies/

• clear the cookies and Max automatically

  On my desktop PC which is hoooked to my TV, I have an option to automatically delete cookies and Max closing FF, but on this laptop that option disappeared. I installed FF only a few months back, while it is on my desk for years. This option is now extirpated from new versions?

  This is what is displayed under the protection of personal information:

  http://oi42.Tinypic.com/oksn13.jpg

  When you choose "Remember history never" then Firefox puts your entire session in private browsing mode. That does not permanently keep cookies between sessions, but I'm not sure the cache. (Logically, that must not be kept either.)

  If you want to choose what to save, change the dropdown to "never remember history" to "Use the custom settings for history" and uncheck "always use private browsing mode. Then, you can manage your shutdown options individually.

• Impossible to select the buttons on a Web site, including FB. Cleared cookies and cache and resarted unsuccessfully

  Unable to connect, click on the buttons, including the facebook button. This affects evry Web site with buttons.

  I have deleted the cookies and cache without success. I also restarted FF.

  Hello hpgirl18, try Firefox Safe Mode to see if the problem goes away. Safe mode is a troubleshooting mode, which disables most of the modules.

  (If you use it, switch to the default theme).

  • Under Windows, you can open Firefox 4.0 + in Safe Mode holding the key SHIFT key when you open the desktop Firefox or shortcut in the start menu.
  • Or open the Help menu and click on the restart with the disabled... modules menu item while Firefox is running.

  

  Once you get the pop-up, simply select "" boot mode safe. "

  

  If the issue is not present in Firefox Safe Mode, your problem is probably caused by an extension, and you need to understand that one. To do this, please follow article Troubleshooting extensions, themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common Firefox problems .

  To exit safe mode of Firefox, simply close Firefox and wait a few seconds before you open Firefox for normal use again.

  When find you what is causing your problems, please let us know. It might help others who have the same problem.

  Thank you.

• Yesterday, Google keyword planner works great on my computer. What has caused her no not at work today was changing mozilla. I checked the cookies and that you do not

  Yesterday Google keyword Planner worked well on my computer. Today, I have a problem with the cache, or cookies. I don't have any changes that would cause a problem. Were there an update of mozilla? I checked what Google suggested and can not solve the problem.

  Here's what I get from Google:

  We've detected a problem with your cookie settings.
  

  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

  None of them have solved the problem

  Try Firefox Safe mode to see if the problem goes away. Safe mode is a troubleshooting mode, which disables most of the modules.

  (If you use it, switch to the default theme).

  • Under Windows, you can open Firefox 4.0 + in Safe Mode holding the key SHIFT key when you open the desktop Firefox or shortcut in the start menu.
  • On Mac, you can open Firefox 4.0 + in Safe Mode holding the key option key when starting Firefox.
  • Under Linux, you can open Firefox 4.0 + with leaving Firefox then go to your Terminal and running Safe Mode: firefox-safe-mode (you may need to specify the installation path of Firefox for example/usr/lib/firefox)
  • Or open the Help menu and click on the restart with the disabled... modules menu item while Firefox is running.

  

  Once you get the pop-up, simply select "" boot mode safe. "

  

  If the issue is not present in Firefox Safe Mode, your problem is probably caused by an extension, and you need to understand that one. To do this, please follow article Troubleshooting extensions, themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common Firefox problems .

  To exit safe mode of Firefox, simply close Firefox and wait a few seconds before you open Firefox for normal use again.

  The report please come back shortly.

• When adding 'pref ("privacy.sanitize.sanitizeOnShutdown", true)'; default prefs of the file "privacy.clearOnShutdown.cookies" and "privacy.cpd.cookies" become false

  This is a duplicate of https://support.mozilla.org/ru/questions/970266. Created because of silence and the impossibility to change question category. The descripted situation is a * problem * a.

  The question is quite similar to http://support.mozilla.org/ru/questions/962042, but I * don't lock prefs *, so I don't use * mozilla.cfg*.

  I'm building installation preconfigured Firefox 23.0.1 under Win 7 64-bit by using the browser\defaults\preferences\prefs.js file. Yes, I know that it should be called all-* companyname * .js, but it works generally in my way too.

  As I wrote in subj, when I add the file prefs.js "pref ("privacy.sanitize.sanitizeOnShutdown", true);" line, then lines "pref ("privacy.clearOnShutdown.cookies", true)"; and "pref ("privacy.cpd.cookies", true);" stop working. If an execution on: config immediately after installation, it would see that the two latter options are passed to false and marked * bold * (changed by the user).

  I had tested it strongly: If a comment on 'pref ("privacy.sanitize.sanitizeOnShutdown", true)'; line other two preferences work very well. However if you add this cursed pref either higher or lower than code - no matter - it turn the other two preferences to * fake *.

  The question is where these strange side effects are documented? And how do a preconfigured installation possible both sanitize things and erase cookie at the end?

  Thanks in advance.

  The problem came from Firefox 4 +. Just add a new line:

  user_pref ("privacy.sanitize.migrateFx3Prefs", true);

  in your prefs.js or true value in: config. Then your Firefox does not automatically "privacy.clearOnShutdown.cookies" and "privacy.cpd.cookies", false.

  Hope this will help.