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• I need to selectively keep cookies from certain sites. IE can do this, can Firefox?

  Some sites have new validation procedures where they display an image on the page connect. Sometimes, the image is stored as a cookie on the particular computer (Yahoo for this). I have my security settings to delete all cookies off then the registered security cookie is deleted. I mean selectively Firefox not delete this cookie, but still delete all others. Is this possible?

  • Allow all cookies expire when you close Firefox.
  • Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: "Keep until the": "closing of Firefox".
  • To allow an exception for those you want to keep.
  • Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: "Exceptions."

  You can review and change the permissions for the domain in the active tab in "tools > Page Info > Permissions.

  Make sure that you do not remove the navigation, search and download history on Firefox to clear 'Cookies' and "Site preferences" (Site preferences includes cookie exceptions)

  Deletion of cookies will delete all specified (selected) cookies, including cookies that have an exception permit.

• How can I keep the cookies but remove connections

  Hello. I want to know something in FireFox. I want to know I want to keep my cookies but remove all connections when I close my Firefox. I Googled it a lot but couldn't find an answer. Therefore, it is possible to do. Yes, I went to options-life private-clear history when firefox is farm-settings only active connections checked and others off the coast. I logged in to twitter, closed firefox and then I opened firefox and went to twitter and was connected. It does not solve my problem. So please help me. I just want to keep cookies, but disable all connections.

  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 recognize and remember you:

  • Create a cookie 'allow' except to keep these cookies, in particular in the case of secure websites and when the cookies expire when Firefox is closed.
  • Tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: Exceptions

  You must remove cookies for a Web site to make the site forget about you.

  "Active connections" are on servers that use Basic authentication and use cookies to authenticate (remember you).

  If you use 'Clear history of Firefox closing' to clear Cookies can exclude cookies and instead of letting the cookies expire when Firefox is closed to make the session cookies.

  • Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: keep until: "closing of Firefox".

  Create a cookie exception 'allow' for the cookies you want to keep as special cookies "remember me".

  • Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: Exceptions

  Firefox stores cookies used in the tabs that are currently open in the file sessionstore.js as part of the saved session data, so these cookies will be restored if Firefox is closed without first closing of these tabs.

  You can set the browser.sessionstore.privacy_level pref 2 (never) or 1 (not HTTPS) on the topic: config page to deactivate the saving of cookies via session restore in the sessionstore.js file.
  The browser.sessionstore.privacy_level_deferred pref is used when you do not reopen last session automatically via "show my windows and tabs from last time" and use the same values.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/browser.sessionstore.privacy_level

• How to keep certain cookies are removed from the closing of Firefox

  Hello

  I wonder how to keep cookies some website when Firefox is closed, for example, I've spent some time on www.kongregate.com with that is a flash games site and you may suspect that I like to keep my progress of these games, for future visits, however, whenever I close Firefox it automatically deletes the files of "C:\Users\ < I > \AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash #SharedObjects\ #------assets.kongregate.com------." that file saved kongregate games and I want to keep that, anyway, I'll post a list of my privacy settings to help you help me achieve what I write here everything as 'ON' mean that the box has check and 'OFF' that is not:

  Follow-up:

  -Say the sites that I don't want to be tracked - SUITE

  History:

  -Conservation rules: use the custom settings for history

  -Always use private browsing - OFF mode

  N ' forget not my browsing and download history - OFF

  N ' forget to search and form history - OFF

  -Accept cookies - SUITE (I added www.kongregate.com as *www.kongregate.com* to the list of exceptions with the option 'Allow')

  -Accept third party cookies - SUITE

  -Keep until: I close Firefox

  -Clear history when Firefox closes - SUITE

  Address bar:

  -When using the location bar, suggest: nothing

  Options for 'clear history of Firefox closing. "

  When I quit Firefox, it must automatically clear all:

  History:

  -L' browsing history - SUITE

  -Download history - SUITE

  -Form & Search History - SUITE

  -Cookies - On (typo corrected)

  -Active connections - OFF

  -Cache - SUITE

  Data:

  -Passwords - saved offshore

  -OFF site preferences-

  -DownThemAll! History & queue - OFF (not that matters of it)

  -Data from the offline Web site - OFF

  Here's my current settings which I think should allow me to keep the cookies from kongregate while other cookies are deleted, but if this isn't the case, please tell me which options should be set at what to me keep cookies of kongregate, if it is not possible to have that then please suggest me a few extensions that would allow me to keep the cookies to kongregate when deleting others.

  Thanks in advance!

  I don't know why you wrote above: Cookies - OFF If you were clear cookies.
  Clear cookies that also erase cookies (including Flash local storage), so I have say that if cookies have been included in this list.
  That's why I posted to check in safe mode because it would be another possibility.

  To summarize:

  In case you use "clear history of Firefox closing:

  • do not delete Cookies
  • do not delete Site preferences

  Deletion of cookies will delete all specified (selected) cookies, including cookies that have an exception permit.

  • Tools > Options > Privacy: history: [X] clear history of Firefox closing > settings
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/clear+recent+history

  Note that compensation "Preferences of Site" clears all exceptions for cookies, images, windows pop up, installation of software and passwords.

  Allow all cookies expire when you close Firefox.

  • Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: "Keep until the": "closing of Firefox".

  To allow an exception for those you want to keep.

  • Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: "Exceptions."

• How Firefox uses cookies to keep logging in to Facebook if I close all the browsers?

  I use all the time in private browsing and I never store passwords. This is the situation: I have two Windows Open firefox running. On one of them, I connect to facebook. Then I close this window. If I go to the other window and go to facebook.com , it connects me to automatically. How firefox (or facebook) use cookies on my computer to do?

  I thought that this would happen only if I had saved passwords.

  Hello

  Private browsing should always keep cookies temporarily in the memory for the normal functioning of the websites. So once logged into a site, the cookie from the site would remain until private browsing is closed or until you exit Firefox via file (Alt + F) > Exit. X using only closed the particular window. See also this.

• ADMITTED that Cookies exceptions list does not keep the entries from one session to another.

  YES, I searched the KB for a response... no joy. I want to manage my cookies by adding a few sites I want to allow cookies for, with all the other sites being rejected and me be prompted whenever a site wants to dnld a cookie. I think I understand all of the available settings, but I can't bet FF to keep the list of allowed websites from one session to another, and sometimes FF keeps their same immediately after I save them. I've never had a problem with FF3, but now I'm having this problem with FF4.

  You can't keep cookies if you run Firefox in private browsing mode.
  
  Private - browsing using Firefox without saving history all cookies are session cookies that expire if this session is over, so sites don't remember you.

• don't keep me connected

  Hello

  I use Firefox for several years and until about a week or two ago he always had me registered when I tried what it. However, all of a sudden it won't for my yahoo account. I ' keep me signed ' the checked and I'm white listed addresses yahoo involved with this.

  42 Firefox don't keep me connected here more. I've changed nothing (literally nothing). It just happened all of a sudden.

  I win 10

  Can anyone help?

  Concerning
  KK

  Have you checked if you want to keep cookies Yahoo!?

  • Click the address bar onthe Site identity button"(globe/lock)
  • Click the arrow to expand the safety message
  • Click on 'More information' to open ' tools > Page Info.
  • Click "Permissions" to inspect and change the permissions
  • Click on 'Security' to inspect and change passwords and cookies in a standalone window

  This problem may be caused by corrupted cookies or cookies that are blocked.

  • Check the permissions on the subject: permissions page and in "tools > Page Info > Permissions.

  Clear the cache and delete cookies only from Web sites that cause problems.

  "Clear the Cache":

  • Firefox/tools > Options > advanced > network > content caching Web: 'clear now '.

  'Delete Cookies' sites causing problems:

  • Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

• How to save a cookie in particular?

  Hello

  I regularly delete my browsing history, which also removes the cookies. The problem I have is it causes problems with a site to not recognize my device and I have to go through a long process to get an entry code before getting access to the site again. Is there a way to keep cookies chosen when you remove the Safari browser history?

  Concerning

  Open safari > Preferences of safari > click Privacy > cookies and web site data > choose > enable existing Web sites only

• 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.

• 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.

• Delete the Cookies of Session Firefox

  Before the last two days (maybe before the recent update FF26), at the end, Firefox would remove all cookies except those related to the tabs I had open at the time. When the reopening of Firefox, my session would be restored, and my connections to different sites would remain active.

  Recently, this behavior seems to have changed. Despite browser.sessionstore.privacy_level set to 0 and browser.startup.page being fixed at 3, Firefox guard clear cookies for my session. My story settings remain unchanged compared to what they were before I had the problem. I have Firefox set to accept cookies, always accept cookies from third parties and keep them until I close Firefox. Under 'Clear history of Firefox closing', I've checked everything except "Browing & download history". If I change "Keep until" to "they expire" and uncheck the cookies in the settings to erase history, he will keep my session cookies, but it will also keep cookies for websites not in my session. I haven't installed add-ons recently, and in vain I tried all combinations of history settings in an attempt to achieve the previous behavior, before this issue was raised.

  Curiously, Firefox seems to only remove a few cookies. For example, he remembers my username in Google, but not the password or the fact that I was connected. She remembers the connection for this forum and allows me to stay connected completely. Jolt, it seems to delete all cookies, sign out me completely.

  I use Firefox on Windows 7 64 bit 26.

  Thanks for any help.

  Everyone's needs are different, but my strategy is to "session only" by default for all cookies and then NOT clear cookies at the stop. There are a few sites where I want to stay connected, so I create exceptions for these sites, allowing them to create persistent cookies. You cannot create exceptions, so it should be a fairly simple solution for you.

  (1) life expectancy set session-only cookie

  the button Firefox orange (or the Tools menu) > Options > privacy

  The value "keep until: I close Firefox".

  (2) do not delete cookies at the stop

  the button Firefox orange (or the Tools menu) > Options > privacy > button "settings".

• How can I keep my 2 email accounts and all others using HTML? It lasts only temporarily, i.e. for the day...

  (1) - when I open Firefox, I recently have clicked on the hyperlink at the bottom of page html, it works very well for my gmail and yahoo accounts. However, it is not a permanent solution, it apparently lasts only for the daily session. How can I keep my internet, al. HTML permanently?

  (2) - Firefox v24.0 is supposed to be fast and quick! However, I am not find it so. When I click on a link or open a tab, it is frustrating that the tab work too long to open... More than not, I click reload, which appears to help a little. Any suggestions?

  (3) - I just printed the Mozilla Support Q & A on the Firefox error message indicating that it cannot load the site... How to I remedy this, as it appears constantly with my Yahoo email login?

  (4) Finally, a few weeks ago I jumped inadvertently bookmark 'HEALTH' (I have a bookmarks toolbar), which is excellent (had with WinXP too, now with Win7), but it seems to me to pop, double click or something or other, which blew a folder of bookmarks in the wild blue yonder! I have posted responses here and elsewhere, print and read all instructions variable to navigate and search, all nothing is helping. More sage advice please?

  with satisfaction, and thanks in advance.

  # 1, is the link to use HTML to simplify the interface?

  Maybe it's that the site stores your preferences in a cookie, and you may have set Firefox to delete the cookie when you quit the browser. There are a few built-in ways to do this:

  • The Firefox value "keep [cookies] until: I close Firefox" on the Privacy Options (you can create an exception for your messaging sites)
  • The value 'Clear history closing Firefox' Firefox on Privacy Options
  • A private browsing window allows to visit the site of your mail

  It is also possible that the modules or external software can clean the cookies, or that there is a problem with the database file Firefox uses cookies to store.

  # 2, you have this problem just started recently? If you find one any relationship with the site content type (for example, pages that use Flash or other media)?

• If cookies turned on 'show cookies' screen remains empty. Was not used to.

  I wish to keep cookies disabled and remains in the Mode of protection of personal information. When I know that a site needs cookies, I click on "accept cookies" in preferences/privacy. In the past when I had finished using the site I fight 'remove all cookies' and open the submenu "cookies see the. They used to show here. Now they never do, so I never know if they are deleted. (If I understand well in Mode of protection of the personal information that they should all be deleted leaving Firefox). I know that I'm allowing cookies when I take these steps as if I do not have sites requiring cookies will ask me to allow them. Better, I can understand some glitch coming in Firefox and I just wanted to report to you. From my point of view I would hate to think that these cookies are somehow stay on my computer.

  All the best.

  John

  The current version of Firefox are not showing the cookies in the Cookie Manager, if you're in private browsing mode.
  
  In private browsing mode, all cookies are session cookies that only last for the current session or in private browsing mode window, and the developers have decided to not not show cookies in the Cookie Manager in this case.
  
  Exceptions are defined must have effect.
  
  If unfortunately if you choose to be in the mode of private browsing then you won't be able to inspect the cookies in a private browsing mode window.

• Login Yahoo mail says Firefox do not accept the cookies, but my option is as cookies - so what's the problem?

  My wife and I can not connect to our Yahoo email accounts (or, I suppose, our Yahoo account). Whenever we try, we get the message: "the browser you're using refuses to sign in (cookies rejected).

  However, my cookies in Firefox is: 1) accept cookies 2) accept cookies third party 3) keep cookies until they expire.

  There are a few days, I changed the cookie settings for 1) accept third-party cookies) 2 do not accept cookies 3) ask each time. I've also removed a lot of cookies I does not recognize or didn't want to. I did this because I was (and still am) having problems with a redirect virus.

  So if anyone has any suggestions as to what needs to make accessible e-mail still Yahoo, I would much appreciate their advice.

  I thank everyone for their advice in advance.

  Thank you 1 million.

  Hello gkerby1952, please try all the steps mentioned in the Web sites say cookies are blocked - pledge.

  In addition, if you encounter problems with redirection adware, I would recommend removing the Slick saves 2.6 & SoundFrost 3.7.0 extensions you have installed currently. also, go to the windows control panel / programs and remove all toolbars or potentially unwanted software from there and run a full scan of your system with the security software you have in place and various other tools such as the free version of malwarebytes & adwcleaner.

  Remove a toolbar that has supported your Firefox or the homepage search
  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• Firefox is defined to delete cookies when stopping. What happens if the power is suddenly lost: cookies are still readable and operational?

  I was logged on Facebook when my laptop suddenly lost its power. Someone at the service center will be able to enter in my account at the opening of my Firefox after repair? Windows 7 account is password protected, passphrase is unknown toservicemen.

  Firefox should keep cookies in memory during the session and only write them to disk if Firefox is closed if the cookies are kept beyond the session or, if there is an exception allowing to keep a few cookies.

  Don't forget that protect Windows with a password usually doesn't mean much because it is possible to start the computer using a CD or a USB key and directly access local disks.