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• I need to see what is in a cookiefile, where the cookies are stored?

  I need to know where the cookies are stored files, so I can study what happens in them (cookiefile).

  Hi pasmark,

  You should take a look at the article delete cookies to remove the information from Web sites is stored on your computer. It will show you how to view, manage, and delete cookies in Firefox.

  Hope this helps!

• Where the cookies are stored. I want to copy them so I can do for a future version of Firefox.

  I use Amazon Cloud Player. This device has a limit on the amount of devices/account. I'm interested in hold/copy my Amazon cookies so that I can insert in a future version of Firefox - or another browser on another computer without ' limit ' Amazon.

  Cookies are stored in the cookies.sqlite file in the Firefox profile folder.

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

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: opens showing the file

  See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Cookies

• Firefox 4: where the cookies are stored? (full path)

  I need instead of cookies for Firefox 4, for a personal management of cookies.

  They are contained in a file called cookies.sqlite in the profile folder. For more information on how to find the profile folder, see https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Profiles

• Is it possible to configure Firefox for some cookies are stored even when the Tools/Options/Privacy is confirgured delete all cookies when Firefox is closed? In other words, an 'exception' list so that certain specified cookies would not be remo

  For some sites that I visit on a daily basis, it's a pain to have to sign in each time. (e.g., Zap2it, which provides TV listings in your area). However, I like defining the Tools/Options/life private to keep all cookies until I close Firefox. I wish I could set up Firefox so that all witnesses would be removed EXCEPT those to which I have. If I could do this, I don't have to log in each time.

  You cannot use Delete browsing, search and download history on Firefox if you want to keep specific cookies by setting an exception.
  "Clear recent history" is all or nothing.

  You can leave the cookies expire if you close Firefox if you need to keep specific cookies.
  Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: "Keep until the": "closing of Firefox".

  See also Cookies - Information that Web sites store on your computer

• Where Cookies-Exceptions are stored so that I can save the file?

  I have access to my computer using 'Accept cookies from sites' - 'Exceptions'.

  Whenever I have reinstall FireFox, I have to manually add the sites one by one to this list of exceptions.

  If I knew what file these exceptions were stored in, I could save the file and do not have to recreate them each time.

  Thank you.

  All permissions except password exceptions are stored in permissions.sqlite in the Firefox profile folder

  The permissions.sqlite file stores exceptions allow and block for cookies, images, pop - up windows and installation of the extensions (software).

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_backup and back up and restore the information contained in the profiles of Firefox
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

• Cookies are be corrupt

  Greetings,

  I visit a Web site every day. One of the features is a photo gallery. A view of Gallery page, there are settings that control how the Gallery is displayed. I have sorted by things when the pictures were posted, filename, etc.. I can also set how many photos I want on a page.

  I was told that these display characteristics are stored in cookies on the site.

  The problem is that on the first page of the Gallery, I put my display preferences that are somehow by date reported and 24 per page. I then refresh the page. Things work perfectly. Then I click next to move to the next page. After the new page, I think that the display settings by default those who initially, I changed revenue.

  I opened FF developed mode and looked at the list of cookie. I used the feature inspector to find the cookie that has been associated with the selection of the kind. There was one for a page (ppperpage). However, it looked like this:

  ppperpage = a % 3a 7% 3A % 7Bi % 3A 0% 3Bi % 3 a 24% 3Bi % 3 a 1% 3Bs % 3 a 1% 3A % 22% 22% 3Bi % 3A2% 3Bi % 3A 9999% 3Bi % 3 a 3% 3Bs % 3 a 3% 3A % 22des % 22% 3Bi % 3-4% 3Bi % 3 a 0% 3Bi % 3-5% 3BN % 3Bi % 3 to 6% 3BN % 3B %7D

  None of the other cookies looks like that and that's why I wonder about the corruption of cookie.

  If I delete the cookie ppperpage and then use the set cookie to establish ppperpage 24, when I look at the list of cookies, everything looks OK. Now, if I move from one gallery to another page and watch the Gallery display settings have reverted back to the original one. And then, if I look at the list of cookie, I see two cookies ppperpage, that I put and the above reappeared.

  It becomes very inconvenient and many others who use this site gallery face the same problem of losing the settings as they move forward to the next page in the gallery.

  Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this problem?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  You can associate the cookie encoded with a particular page or section of the site? Since I was using disconnected, I can't have visited the relevant pages.

• Error message: "ERROR: Cookies are blocked..." when activated

  Try to log on as an administrator for my site using Firefox. Used it for years. Now, I get "ERROR: Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser." You must enable cookies to use WordPress. "I have:

  - enabled cookies
  

  -deleted the cache
  -Restart in Mode safe
  -reinstalled Firefox

  Problem remains. Available with chrome, but Chrome is twitchy on Wordpress.org. Need back to Firefox. Any suggestion is welcome.

  You can delete all data stored in Firefox with a specific area through "Forget this Site" in the context menu of a history entry ("" history > view history "or" view > sidebar > History "") or via the subject: permissions page.

  Using "Forget this Site" will delete all data stored in Firefox in this area as bookmarks, cookies, words of past, cache, history, and exceptions, so be careful and if you have a password or other data from that domain you don't want to lose then check that back up these data or make a comment.

  You can't recover from this "forget" unless you have a backup of the files involved.

  It has no lasting effect, so if come back you on such a 'forgotten' site, then the data of this Web site will be saved once more.

• Sync up you said cookies are disabled

  I try to get the sync to work and may not go beyond the page "Welcome to Sync. He said: my cookies are disabled, even if I deleted all and they are activated. How can I fix it?

  You can delete all data stored in Firefox with a specific area through "Forget this Site" in the context menu of a history entry ("" history > view history "or" view > sidebar > History "") or via the subject: permissions page.

  Using "Forget this Site" will delete all data stored in Firefox in this area as bookmarks, cookies, words of past, cache, history, and exceptions, so be careful and if you have a password or other data from this area you don't want to lose so take note of these passwords and bookmarks.

  You can't recover from this "forget" unless you have a backup of the files involved.

  It has no lasting effect, so if come back you on such a 'forgotten' site, then the data of this Web site will be saved once more.

  You can also check whether DOM Storage is enabled.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/DOM.storage.enabled

• What is the name of the file where the contacts are stored.

  I need to restore my contacts from a backup. What is the name of the file where the contacts are stored?

  According to the contacts or the premises or in iCloud:

  ~/Library/application support/address book/metadata for local contacts

  ~/Library/application Suport/address book/Sources find the iCloud account and file metadata

  However, if your backup is located in Time Machine, open the contacts application and any asset, enter Time Machine. Go back in time to find contacts. Select them and click on restore.

• 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."

• 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.

• Can I limit the size and/or number of messages stored locally by mail?

  Is it possible to do it again?

  I found that my Macbook is store 37.5 GB of email of 3 Gmail accounts.  It seems to me like the entire purpose of webmail and iMAP is so that you do not have to store a copy of each unique message locally, they are stored on the server and are changed when you ask them.

  If this is not the case, how do we not have this feature yet?  The Mail App for iPhone and iPad is perfectly and seamlessly and I know that its because I have 16 GB devices still near 40 GB of emails. It is obviously only store more recent versions, but it doesn't stop me searching or retrieving messages more alumni who back as far as 2007 (the time I opened the first account).

  Thank you.

  Is THERE a way to do this. Up to Mavericks (or about) you could deselect the "Keep a copy for consultation offline" option in Mail preferences. But this option was abandoned. You now can only prevent the automatic download of attachments, which could mitigate the problem you're talking about. There in the Mail preferences-> accounts-> advanced.

• why since I've updated to 12 FF do I connect to my home page (to see customization of ny). In FF 11, I remained connected for 2 weeks. My cookies are clear =

  I uninstalled and reinstalled FF. I also deleted my
  cookie cache. I've never had this problem with FF or with
  My Yahoo homepage with previous versions of FF to FF12.

  Websites to remember you and automatically log you on are stored in a cookie.

  • Create a cookie exception allow (Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: Exceptions) to keep such cookies, especially for sites Web secure and if the cookies expire when Firefox is closed.

  Make sure that you run not Firefox in private browsing mode.

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/private+browsing

  Do not use clear recent history to erase "Cookies" and "Site preferences".

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/clear+recent+history

  Compensation of the "Site Preferences" clears all exceptions for cookies, images, windows pop up, installation of software and passwords.

  If you use a software like CCleaner cleaning then check the settings in the Firefox application.

• Where the license DRM for music files are stored

  Hello.

  I received an email from moduslink yesterday, they will ship vista in max. 3 weeks ;-) I wonder when I'll get it? But I found something else, I'd like to know:

  on the laptop with Windows XP pre-installed, there was these pre-installed music files (shared documents folder) with different music etc..

  I copied these files on my desktop-pc computer and (of course) the music is not played due to the absence of DRM-rights... (btw: I really hate this kind of thing DRM!)
  WindowsMediaPlayer 10MS on my desktop pc tries to download these DRM files, but cannot get a connection to a server. Probably because, I suppose, the right DRM of these songs is only stored locally somewhere on the laptop.

  On the laptop I have MediaPlayer 11 installed (I didn't want it, but I clicked OK for an update of WMP10 and did not know that it is just the upgrade to 11...).

  OK, with 11 WMediaPlayer, I guess, I can't save my license... files? ! ?

  Are the license files of these music titles stored somewhere on the hard drive? and where?
  Therefore, it would be best just to copy these files from my desktop pc license.

  I don't know if there is the same music-files included with Toshiba-Express-Vista-set at level - Programm (?)
  , so I want to store (including DRM files) on the desktop pc and then paste them to the laptop.

  you have a few tipps?
  Thank you, goodbye, kai

  Hello

  To my knowledge the DRM files has nothing to do with the operating system. The mp3 files must run on XP and Vista, but you know...
  I m not a music license expert ;) and can only suggest

  However, I studied a little on the net and it seems that the DRM files are stored
  in Windows 2000 and Windows XP in this folder:
  drive: \Documents and Settings\All Users\DRM

  In Windows 98 and Windows Millennium Edition (Me)
  drive: \Windows\DRM

  If you can't find the DRM folder, the exact location of the DRM folder on your hard disk is stored in the following entry in the Windows registry:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DRM\DataPath

  That's all what I found, but if you want to get more info on the DRM please check this Microsoft Knowledge base article:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/810422

  Good luck