Next version of Firefox to block 3rd party cookies by default (i.e. Eloqua cookies)

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• the options under the Privacy panel allow no choice on cookies for example block 3rd party cookies. How can I block 3rd party cookies?

  run firefox 4.0.1. Vista Windows

  On another computer, I have another provision on confidentiality with options panel to block 3rd party cookies. I run the same systems, as shown above.

  At the top of the Privacy panel, choose "Use the custom settings for history", and you will then be able to set the cookie, but you love them.

• When firefox will stop support 3rd party cookies by default much like Safari doing now?

  Safari by default does not accept 3rd party cookies and it was reported that Firefox will follow suit. No information regarding the chronology as when it enters into force would be highly appreciated!
  Thank you

  New or changed rules cookie generally applies to new cookies. If the behavior of existing, normal and third-party cookies, should not change. What does not change that is the default behavior of the new third party cookies.

• How can I configure Firefox 8.0 to accept 3rd party cookies ONLY from some sites but NOT all other sites?

  I don't like to accumulate 3 cookies and would not simply check accept first-party Cookies 3rd box in preferences. BUT I have to accept 3rd party cookies to use the web page from my Bank, a separate site that manages some of their transactions (such as payment of invoices). This means that I have to accept 3rd party cookies, and then remove them by hand, OR should I check accept whenever I use the website of the Bank and then uncheck the box when I'm done.

  I don't think, but it's easy to do it every time you visit. Simply, you click the CM then stationary on Third Party Cookies and then click temporarily allow all. Then you do the same thing, but use the option to revoke to deny again.

  Note: It is not allow temporarily 'everything' (on each site) uses cookies, it allows only those of this site. But I think that if you let authorized if they are used by another site, they will be able too.

  Jack

• Security, I tried the custom settings, I went back to remember history, but key to REJECT 3rd-party cookies disappeared, now many 3rd party cookies is followed.

  After trying a story custom in the Section for the protection of personal information (not security as the first mentioned section), I went back to "remember history" but now, there are NO button to click to prevent the 3rd party cookies to enter computer. Now, a lot of 3rd party cookies appear very fast. I want the button to avoid 3rd party cookies returned so that I can use.

  Note that the choice "Use the custom settings for history" allows you to see current history and cookies settings, but by selecting that choice is not to make changes to the parameters of the history and cookies.
  
  Firefox displays the choice "To use the custom settings for history" as an indication that at least one story and cookie settings is not the default to make you aware that the changes have been made.
  
  If all the history settings are default, custom settings are hidden and see you "conservation rules: (never) don't forget history."
  
  "Never remember history" means that private browsing is active and "Always use private browsing mode" Gets a check mark.

• Tools-options-customize-disable 3rd party cookies window is great and save buttons at the bottom of the screen don't show up so I can't change anything or scroll or mak

  Tools-options-customize-disable 3rd party cookies window is great and save buttons at the bottom of the screen don't show up so I can't change anything or scroll, minimize the window somehow

  Hello, please try to start firefox in safe mode - interferes probably an extension or theme...
  Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox

• 3rd party Cookies will disappear with IE9 and Firefox 4? Impact on Marketing Automation?

  People, was curious to know how other people are considering (or have thoughts) all about losing third-party tracking with more recent browsers cookie?

  
  Looks like this could be very disruptive for all providers of marketing automation, or at least some sort of a switch to a party cookie should be first tracking system. If I read correctly, those systems it will be progressive, profiling, some stats CTR and certainly notification Web site visitor would be affected.
  
  More info here: http://paidcontent.org/article/419-mozilla-ceo-do-not-track-option-will-be-in-firefox-4/
  
  Thoughts?

  With the Firefox solution, we do nothing, since it requires their header and sites to work together. The challenge with Firefox and their solution is that the addition as a header-not-track, is that it requires browsers and sites to implement it to be fully effective. In other words, you can set the-no-track disengage all you like to feature in your Firefox browser, but if Web sites that track chooses to ignore the header-no-trail of Mozilla it will not do anything good. We are not ignoring the issue of Firefox, but believe that their solution is not one that will provide the appropriate consumer control.

  Regarding IE, they will be using a local list that the user must fill with sites that they do not want to be tracked on. There is not much we can do about that the consumer has the choice already today to block ALL cookies regardless of the type of part. This feature gives just more detailed control to the consumer at the level of the web address vs just block all third party cookies.

  We tested 'keep my Op-out Google' and it does not affect email and web click followed. It is only monitoring online ads.

  Finally, we are looking at or not stay with third-party cookie tracking or move to the first party. You can imagine my choice but there will be a huge change in how customers work must pass if we choose one over the other. More to come as soon as this.

  -Dennis

• Why do I get 3rd party cookies when I installed firefox never accept them?

  On the privacy options, I set myself to never accept third-party cookies, with a few exceptions. G mail is an exception and I know they put cookies on my computer ad, but you can disable them. I continue to by clicking on disable this annoying window and they another browser window even if I put "open new windows in a new tab instead.

  Hmm, that's a little extreme. Could test you mode without failure of Firefox? In Safe Mode, Firefox temporarily disables extensions, hardware acceleration, and a few other advanced features to help you determine if they are at the origin of the problem.

  Does not work if Firefox: Hold down the SHIFT key when you start Firefox.

  If Firefox is running: You can restart Firefox in Mode safe mode using either:

  • button "3-bar" menu > "?" button > restart with disabled modules
  • Help menu > restart with disabled modules

  and OK reboot.

  Two scenarios: A small dialog box should appear. Click on 'Start mode safe' (not update).

  Any improvement in the situation of Youtube ads? (More info: questions to troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode)

• I can not connect to google gmail, even using the latest version of firefox, even I enable all cookies. Help, please.

  My version of firefox is: 15.0.1. I can go to the Google gmail page, but cannot open a session. I was asked:

  "The cookies of your browser feature is disabled. Please turn it on. [?]". I followed the direction to activate cookies. It is already, but still cannot connect since I above message again. Why?

  Thank you

  Try checking for a setting specific to the site here:

  Orange Firefox button or classic menu Tools > Options > privacy

  If you have Firefox set to "use the custom settings for history", click on the Exceptions button to check google.com or www.google.com entries.

  If you do not have Firefox set to "use the custom settings for history" go ahead and select that temporarily to provide access to the dialog box.

  In addition to built-in features, some modules or external software might block cookies. You have related to privacy modules here that might be relevant:

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

  You might try to temporarily disable or check Google-related preferences.

• How to determine or make a 3rd party app by default? As Acrobat reader for PDF files?

  I use a PDF with forms to fill out for my business, and when I open the PDF file, the forms are not to fill in the 'default' program that opens to them. I need to change the default application in Acrobat reader or another 3rd party app.

  You cannot have a third-party application a default application.

• Cannot install flash. GP.xpi file download, but does not install program. Adobe is added to safe sites. Disabled NoScript. 3rd party cookies active. What can I do else?

  Plugins, which shows is: getPlusPlus for Adobe 16290.
  In extensions, there are: Adobe DLM 1.6.2.90

  When trying to download FF plug-ins, 'allow' arises.
  All I get is "install missing plugins".

  Shockwave installs.

  I don't like the Adobe DLM and it is not necessary to install Flash. I prefer to use manual installation programs, for details, see http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html#main_ManualInstaller

• The latest version of Firefox that has been auto-updated from last week is very ' tracking cookie vulnerable "(48 sur ouverture!)."» How should I do?

  Without changing the settings, the new version begins on my homepage 'Google' with 48 rejected. After several pages tonight, my Norton anti-virus has taken 64 of them! I unchecked "accept 3rd party cookies" and kept him "do follow" checked. That did not work. The latest version didn't pick up these infections. The version before 2-3 cookies from the opening.

  Does anybody know how to fix this?
  

  In the meantime, I'm going back to a better old browser!

  Hello

  If accept 3rd party cookies is not checked, then the 48 cookies would probably be the cookies from the site of the sites visited. The mechanism do not follow is from now non-binding on the websites. Sites may or should not honor the header of the TSD.

  DNT updates

  You can also consider the function of Reset Firefox via help (Alt + H) > troubleshooting information to check if other than the tabs tabs/start-up active add-ons affect cookies.

  (To return to the previous mode, you were using, close the new profile (i.e. Quit Firefox), start Firefox and choose the default user profile.) Alors_que Profile Manager is open, you can also remove the reset your profile (the one containing the random numbers) or the old profile, as appropriate).

  Profile management

  Profiles Howto

• Changes to cookies 3rd party options are not saved

  I want to change the Cookies setting to allow 3rd party cookies because a site important I have access

  often said that my browser (Firefox) does not accept these cookies.

  I'm following the instructions of Support of Firefox @.
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/enable-and-disable-cookies-website-preferences#w_how-do-i-change-

  cookie settings

  Select Options > Privacy tab
  I change the setting in the history of "remember history" to "use the custom for history".
  "Don't forget my browsing and download history" is checked
  "Don't forget to search and form history" are checked

  "Accept cookies" is checked
  "Accept third-party cookies:" is set to always and keep it up: they expire

  There is no button Save so I click OK

  I close Options then reselect it and I'm back to "do not forget history" and there is nothing visible to "accept".

  Cookies' and my important site is still does not open.

  It is obvious that my Option changes have not been saved. It seems that you have a bug that needs fixing.

  Firefox displays "Use the custom settings for history" as an indication that at least one story and cookie settings is not the default to make you aware that the changes have been made.

  If all the history settings are default, custom settings are hidden and see you "conservation rules: (never) don't forget history."

  • "Never remember history" means that private browsing is active and "Always use private browsing mode" Gets a check mark.

  Note that if you disable the parameters of cookie that these changes apply only to new cookies, if you need to delete existing cookies to create new cookies from Firefox.

  Clear the cache and cookies only from Web sites that are causing 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".

  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 delete the other files of cookies as cookies.sqlite - journal in the profile folder of Firefox in the case where the cookies.sqlite file has been corrupted.
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/cookies
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/deleting+cookies

• Where can I see the updates of future versions of Firefox OS?

  I would like to know what are the next versions of Firefox OS updates

  Hi Toddy_Victor,

  Here's the roadmap of features for future versions, thank you for your contributions!
  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/B2G/roadmap

  Let me know if this doesn't answer your question.
  

  Best regards
  Michelle Luna

• 3rd party database patch...

  DBA - say take you over a field of companies, perhaps 60 large databases Oracle Oracle database. Some of these databases relate to put information 3rd party systems developed by a 3rd party. Oracle version say 5 new security fixes for patch known vulnerabilities in a specific version of Oracle. This 3rd party said "we do only support the application when it runs on a set of specific patch", that presumably is a patch level / game they know their application works well on. During a test on a new version of Oracle and the app is to go well, they will then install the patches.
  
  Enter your 3rd pen testers part, use their vulnerability scanner and a large RED finding arrives telling them to report 'x missing patches on this oracle database '. Accept your accounts by someone to install these patches can cause performance problems in the functioning of the application? Is it acceptable to have a vulnerable system in your environment? The fact that the database is internal behind the defensive perimeter a saving grace, it's what happens if non-patched vulnerability could be exploited by the public face frontal of apps. I've never seen much audits/pen tests saying "simply apply the security patch where you can, and it will not affect the availability/functioning of the application", "his patch as soon as possible or you have a vulnerable system", with little room for this sort of thing.
  
  What is your point of view? Any middle ground that will satisfy your security manager or security auditors / or practical work around?

  Group of patches are really less frequent, probably every 18 months (but I did not measure it).
  Patches are released quarterly: CPU => Critical Patch Update and PSU-online Patch Update are similar. But the power supply includes the CPU of the current quarter and some measures specific patches (in this topic a power supply is a little bigger than CPU), while the CPU was critical fix.
  All are the related database.

  Nicolas.