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• Impossible to delete cookies from XP. 17 Firefox

  I have Firefox set to delete cookies when it is closed. After I closed Firefox, I've generally run CC Cleaner. In the analysis, CC Cleaner shows 307 cookies with a total space of 0.

  Under XP, I went to Options, privacy and show Cookies. There are probably some 307 shown. When I click to delete all Cookies, nothing happens. When I pointed out a cookie and click to remove, nothing happens. When I open the particular cookie file and see the cookie, highlight it and click on Remove cookie seems to disappear for a while, but when I click on one that follows, the first returns.

  I want that ALL the evidence of all of these cookies FROM my computer.

  How to accomplish this?

  You may have installed an extension such as TrackerBlock or do not Track Plus that manages a set of OPT-OUT cookies if you can't delete cookies permanently.

  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_cookie
  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Not_Track

  In this case, you will need to uninstall the extension to remove the opt-out cookies.

  • TrackerBlock: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/trackerblock/

• Site does not load unless I have delete cookies from the site. New behavior.

  Most every day I connect to Schwab.com. From a week ago, the login page does not load. I get only a blank page. It works if I clear the cookies from schwab. So does not work the next time. He is fine in Internet Explorer. Very inconvenient. Any ideas why this has started to happen? I can fix it or Mozilla or end of Schwab?

  Thanks for the ideas.

  My Firefox is just there is an update and the problem with the Schwab page disappeared. I think that all changed two updates there was amended to take account of the situation. I know that Schwab was looking into it, it is also possible that they have changed something in their homepage. Anyway, problem solved!

  Thanks to those who responded. I read each response carefully and liked to learn other points of view of the system. Thank you.

  Donn

• How to delete cookies from all the ' Do not Track ' placed in Firefox after I have uncheck "Do not Track" when they are all keep reappear after being deleted?

  I first checked 'Do not track' blindly that it would work. I am running FF 14.0.1. I do not accept 3rd party cookies. I demand to be informed whenever a cookie wants to access. Before that, I would normally check my cookie list to remove those that don't want to keep, after I closed the related tab. However, after checking the option, a multitude of cookies "do not follow" arose. They block my table. I spend too much time track the unwanted cookies. In addition, after unchecking the option, all those ' Do not track ' cookies remain unwanted. No mater what I do to remove them, even to excess 'Remove all Cookies', none of them stay deleted. Even if I have to 'Remove all Cookies' and immediately close FF, they ALL back when I restart FF again, even after the total shutdown of PC.

  The choice of the '-non-piste ' will that make Firefox sends a header HTTP specific (TSD = 1) on a web server and there is no definition of cookies.

  • Tools > Options > privacy > Tracking: "say I won't be the subject of a follow-up of web sites.
  • http://BrowserSpy.dk/donottrack.php

  This is the server to do something with this request.

  If you receive permanent cookies, which cannot be removed, then it is likely that you have installed an extension.

• I want to delete cookies from sites variousTravel.

  Try to book tours and sites to the top of their price whenever I visit. I think they know that I'm looking book, kind of 'Look at me' How do I get rid of their cookies without losing my history/bookmarks and passwords?

  I'm assuming that you use Internet Explorer as your web browser...
  If it is possible to delete all cookies, try the procedure described in this article:

  "How to remove the cookie files in Internet Explorer"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/278835 >

  HTH,
  JW

• I can't delete cookies with this version of foxfire. I see not the button Delete. How to remove cookies?

  I was always able to delete cookies in Firefox. With the latest version, I don't see a delete button or move the slider to display a button Delete. How to delete cookies without a button actually remove visible?

  How do you remove usually cookies? In the Firefox Cookies dialog box, there are two buttons at the bottom: all delete and delete the selection. If you're used to a button Delete, it could be that you used an add-on to delete cookies.

  You can access the dialog box Cookies for the current site using the Page Info dialog box. 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 that opens, the site current is automatically entered in the top search box, so you can delete cookies from the site individually. If you want to see all THE cookies, you can disable this dialog.

  Does it work?

• Remove cookies from my browser

  Hello

  How to remove cookies from my browser google (MAC Book pro retina, 15-inch - OS Y Yosemite 10.10.5 version

  Thanks for your reply.

  Google translate:

  Delete cookies from my browser

  Hello

  How to delete cookies from my Google browser (MAC Book Pro retina 15 inches - Y OS Yosemite Version 10.10.5)

  Thank you for your response.

  See:

  Safari 8 (Yosemite): Manage cookies and Web site data

  Safari 8 (Yosemite): Cookies manage and data from web sites

• Cookies from Firefox make my computer freezes &amp; must be reseeded

  Firefox no longer works on my machine (Windows 8.1), he opened in tabs I used last, but there is no picture displayed and the computer froze, making it necessary to restart by pressing the button. Uninstalling and reinstalling didn't make any difference, so I uninstalled and just started using Chrome (no problem). When optimizing my computer using CC Cleaner, he stopped trying to erase the "Firefox Cookies", also freeze my computer everything and makes it necessary to restart by pressing the off button. I tried to reboot in safe mode, but the same things happen. Please tell us how to locate and delete cookies from Firefox. Thank you

  It might be simpler to delete all cookies from Firefox completely by removing the data file which is the holder. Firefox will make a new.

  Wouldn't it be better if you actually need save one of these cookies, but it sounds as if you want to clean them all.

  If you have Firefox:

  Open the settings folder (AKA Firefox profile) current Firefox help

  • button "3-bar" menu > "?" button > troubleshooting information
  • (menu bar) Help > troubleshooting information
  • type or paste everything: in the address bar and press Enter

  In the first table of the page, click on the view file"" button. This should launch a new window showing the various folders and files.

  Leave this window open, switch back to Firefox and output, either:

  • "3-bar" menu button > button "power".
  • (menu bar) File > Exit

  Break while Firefox finishing his cleaning can remove cookies.sqlite

  If you do not have Firefox:

  Copy the following text and paste it into the search box in Windows, or the Run dialog box (available on the start page of Windows 8.1 lower with all the small icons) or in a window of Windows Explorer address bar and press ENTER:

  %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles
  

  You can have a folder named semi randomly here, or you might have several records. In the case of multiple, repeat the operation if necessary.

  Click on the folder and delete the cookies.sqlite

• I discovered two cookies from Yahoo, named B and AO. They cannot be removed by normal means. How can I get rid of them?

  I use Firefox 10.0.2 on an iMac with OS X 10.6.8. I discovered this problem when deleting cookies from Yahoo in response to an announcement on the Yahoo site that was tapping into my position, even if I was not connected to Yahoo. All the other cookies for Yahoo, I was able to remove via Firefox preferences except for the above two. I would appreciate any information available as to what these cookies are for and how Yahoo could prevent me to delete.

  Of course, the cookies.sqlite file has been altered as trying to delete all cookies from the Tools menu doesn't lead to a possible script error asking me if I wanted to leave the script running or not. I then deleted cookies.sqlite with the only other files cookie, that I could see, cookies.sqlite - shm and cookies.sqlite - wa.

  After you exit and restart Firefox, Yahoo's two persistent cookies were gone. Thank you.

• find/delete cookies

  How can I locate and delete cookies from my computer?

  Internet Explorer | Tools | General tab of the Internet Options | Browsing history | Remove the button. Select what you want to delete. Bruce Hagen MS - MVP [Mail]

• No cookie name appear when I press the button 'Show Cookies', which would prevent me from manually delete cookies selectively.

  When I open the Cookies window by pressing the 'View the Cookies' button in Options | Privacy the secondary window displays no name cookie just a series of arrows as for different subdirectories. This has been so for several months, but I have changed no cookie setting and have the "accept Cookies from sites' and 'Accept third-party cookies' checkboxes are checked.
  This means that I can't manually control/delete cookies.

  Start Firefox in Firefox to solve the issues 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

• I can't delete cookies after update from version 9.0.1, also the opening, I have 2 new cookie files that disappear at the close of FF.

  I have uninstalled/reinstalled 9.0.1, is the same thing. Check my profile, cookies.sqlite is if FF is closed or uninstalled. When installed and opened, I have 2 new files, wal - cookies.sqlite and cookies.sqlite - shm, as well as of cookies.sqlite. Is this the reason why I can't delete cookies? Also, I and enabled AdBlock Plus and the navigation of private life. After update, I can't post anything in support of FF (this is my 4th attempt, Safari finally used to post) and files under Tools, as clear history are accessible, I shouldn't have a history to remove.

  (1st edition)
  Ok. I reinstalled FF 9.0.1 Safari, but not directly from Mozilla. I used CNet, now things work as they should. I have no cookies listed, except those I want. Private browsing does not work correctly. However, I still have these 2 additional cookie files; -wal-shm.

  (2nd edition)
  I spoke too soon. After accessing sites that I frequent, the 'ad' cookies are back (adbright, realmedia, 247realmedia) and cookies from the site are eliminated, only not here, spent. Now I can't connect to anything and am back to Safari to access the Support Forum of FF. Have I not a bug? Someone please help, I'm desperate, I hate IE, Safari, Chrome, etc. They have neither the level of ad and pop elimination - up that Firefox has; and they don't have the level of customization that Firefox has. 2 additional cookie - wal-shm files, are always there when FF is open and disappeared again the closure of FF. One last thing, I noticed, I have a request of support for Chrome file in my library. The cookie file Chrome could interfere with the FF cookies? I do not think, I have Safari, as well, and no browser has ever interfaced with each other before.

  (3rd edition)
  I have uninstalled/reinstalled FF, all my modules and also tried to delete the cookies.sqlite document in the FF profile file, nothing happens. I counted, there are 14 sites listed in preferences > privacy > pane show Cookies (no pun intended) and they are all sites of "ad". These sites are also listed as sites blocked in Adblock Plus. Until a person pick up, I give up, I don't know what else to do. He there was that the only time that cookies were gone pane show Cookies, every other time I have uninstalled/reinstalled anything, they were still there. So, until someone can help me, I'm stuck. The only thing I did is removed altogether-profile file. It's the last thing I want to do, unless I can save my favorites somewhere to return after reinstalling. If this is not corrected in the next few days, I can just try, too.

  I think I solved my problem. I activated the safemode, then activated each Add on, one at a time, reboot FF between each activation. I don't have the add-on TACO. I hope this is the end. Thank you for your response. I appreciate it.

  Little puzzle, this particular post was not the first in which I posted this question. However, it is the only one that I thought was actually posted on the forum. The first two attempts, I thought had not displayed. Today, there are all the posts with the same problem. So, I really thank Mozilla for their patience and all the people who have taken the time to read this and the other two positions. I apologize for the repeated messages. I really didn't know that they had been posted because I couldn't find their afterwords to edit with my attempts to fix this problem.

• Why is the number of previous visits so high in the Security tab of the certificate information window when you visit a secure https site (in my case 13.400) even after deleting cookies?

  When you go to www.gmail.com and I right click on the colorful gray "google.com" showed left next to the address bar then it shows you the details of the certification. When you click on 'other info' and then go to the Security section he show you how many times you visited the site before. In my case it say zero, but this is not the case with my friend, his nuber of previous visits said 13,400 even after deleting cookies and history.

  Can someone tell me what this means and if anyone other than himself is perhaps looking at his email because he is a little worried now.

  One possible cause is a problem with the places.sqlite file that stores the bookmarks and history.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/bookmarks+not+saved#w_places-database-file

• Prevent Firefox to delete cookies?

  Hi guys,.
  I see a lot of answers and docs online on the deletion of cookies in Firefox, but how to prevent this? I could be wrong, but it seems that Firefox is the removal of things without my desire because all the site connections with a checkbox control to stay connected to always keep forcing connection on every visit after the closing and re-opening Firefox. I always thought that checkbox creates a cookie that should remain browser restarts, but it does not appear. Of course, I could very well be wrong. Please notify.

  Thank you
  Peter

  Make sure that you are not Firefox running in permanent private browsing mode (don't remember history).

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/private+browsing
  • Tools > Options > privacy > Firefox will be: "use the custom settings for history".
  • : Uncheck the [] "always use the private browsing mode.

  A detail as a website to remember you (automatically log you) is stored in a cookie.

  You can use these steps to make a Web site remember you:

  • Create a cookie "allow" exception to keep these cookies, especially in the case of secure websites and when the cookies expire when you close Firefox.
  • Tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: Exceptions

  In case you use 'Clear history of Firefox closing' or otherwise to clear the history.

  • do not delete Cookies
  • do not delete Site preferences
  • Tools > Options > privacy > Firefox will be: "Use the custom settings for history": [X] 'Clear history of Firefox closing' > settings
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/remove-recent-browsing-search-and-download-history

  Compensation of the "Site Preferences" clears all exceptions for cookies, images, pop-up windows, installation of software, passwords, and other specific data from Web site.

  Deletion of cookies will delete all specified (selected) cookies, including cookies with an exception allowing you want to keep.

  If the deletion of cookies did not help, then it is possible that the cookies.sqlite file that stores the cookies has been corrupted.

  • Rename (or delete) cookies.sqlite (cookies.sqlite.old) and if present remove cookies.sqlite - shm and wal - cookies.sqlite in the profile folder of Firefox in the case where the cookies.sqlite file has been corrupted.

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/cookies
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/deleting+cookies

• How to permanently delete emails from my computer?

  When we remove the trash on Thunderbird emails, are they removed and replaced (such as Secure Empty Trash on a Mac), or are they still recoverable from somewhere on the computer? If the latter, how can you completely delete and overwrite the deleted emails from the Thunderbird trash folder?

  Thank you

  Beachwalk43

  Simple: compact your trash folders after deleting.

  You might close Thunderbird, ferret on his profile and remove garbage files, and of course you are free to use all of the 3rd party utilities for scrubbing erased files.

  I read users who run Firefox in the batch that deletes all the files that can store data in the session after Firefox has been closed. You may be able to adapt and adopt this approach too.