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• What is the policy for third-party cookie from Firefox? What is Safari?

  We try to see about third-party cookie policy. The default "remember history" setting, are third party automatically accepted cookies? Or changes must be manually defined in the privacy settings?

  Yes, this is the "default".
  N °

• Cannot disable third-party cookies.

  When I check not to accept third-party cookies it remains unchecked, until I close Firefox and reopen it. When I reopen it the box is always checked again to accept. I checked the box to follow-up to say I won't be subject to a follow-up & which stays checked after the reopening, but the third party reticks himself accept cookies box.

  Sounds like you might have to remove cookies that are the cause.

  These can help-

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/918421

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/917566

• I can't enable/disable 'allow third-party cookies party' with the new preferences of Firefox

  Newly revised for Firefox - preferences specifically 'Privacy' and 'Security' seem to be an option for me to enable and disable third-party cookies. I do not in general, but they must be allowed to use billpay to my Bank. Please - if someone has an answer to that, I am trying to find out how to enable and disable third party cookies, as I did with previous Firefox preferences.

  "In the history section of the Options-> Privacy , the drop-down list value ' conservation rules: use the custom settings for history "?

  This should indicate the granular settings for recording of cookies and forms, etc..

• How to enable third party cookies in Firefox 5

  I get the message telling me how to enable third party cookies. Instructions for how to do tell me to choose the feature options Tools drop down menu, then click on 'privacy' and check a box that would allow cookies.
  This check box is not on the menu "Confidentiality". What should I do?

  Using the menu bar:

  • Press ALT or F10 to get the Menu to temporarily bar appear
  • with your mouse, make the selection of the tools > Options > privacy

  By using the Firefox (Firefox 4 & 5):

  • Click the Firefox button > Options > Options > privacy

  To see the option of third party cookies, the top privacy set 'Firefox will' to 'use the custom settings for history ".

  See window Options - Privacy panel

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

• I can't save the setting to disable third party cookies.

  I uncheck the box for "Accept third-party cookies" and that it will remain disabled for my browsing session. However, every time that I reopen Firefox it, the box will be checked. Why Firefox automatically re - allows third-party cookies whenever I close the browser?

  See also http://kb.mozillazine.org/Preferences_not_saved

• I can't connect to my hotmail because of third-party cookies disabled account

  I changed my settings from cookie due to a bank site that I use to make an e-depot. To do this, I had to enable 3rd party cookies. After I did it, I can access is no longer my hotmail (outlook.com) e-mail account. I can't log into my account on Firefox, but I can't on IE. Firefox is my default browser and I'd like to be able to connect. Additionally, every single site that I'll appear a small window asking me on the acceptance of cookies.

  Hello

  Many issues of the site can be caused by corrupted cookies or cache. To try to solve these problems, the first step is to clear cookies and cache.
  Note: This will be you temporarily disconnect all sites, you're connected to.
  To clear the cache and cookies to do the following:

  1. Go to Firefox > history > clear recent history or (if no Firefox button is displayed) go to tools > clear recent history.
  2. Under "Time range to clear", select "all".
  3. Now, click the arrow next to details to toggle the active details list.
  4. In the list of details, see the Cache and Cookies and uncheck everything.
  5. Now click the clear now button.

  More information can be found in article to clear your cache, history, and other personal information in Firefox .

  This solve your problems? Please report to us!

  Thank you.

• I have problems with Web sites that require cookies. In PRIVATE life, I checked ACCEPT COOKIES and third PARTY COOKIES. However, I still have problems. I used your "cookies enable and disable" but it still does not work. Thank you.

  For example, I went to the site of Netflix (which I am registered on) and immediately I get a screen that asks me to enable cookies and gives me links to instructions on how to enable cookies for different operating systems.

  Always good to start with a fresh reboot with Windows XP, if a question just happens.

  Check your security software settings, you can block at this level, firewalls and modules FF.

  (1) FF settings: tools, Options, Privacy tab change, keep until: ask me every time, click OK at the bottom of the box. Then try to go to NetFlix, if you're not invited on the cookies, they don't get FF, get back to your other software security settings and modules of the FF.

  https://support.Mozilla.com/media/uploads/images/2011-03-13-10-18-14-e458fa.PNG

  (2) next FF settings: tools, Options, privacy, Exception button tab, add the web address of Netflix, and click allow, ALSO check all the parameters of BLOCK. Click the close button, ok button and test the results.

  https://support.Mozilla.com/media/uploads/images/2011-03-13-10-18-05-ed2938.PNG

  (3) following FF settings: tools, Options, Security tab, click on the Exceptions button, add the web address of Netflix and click allow. Click the close button, OK button and test the results.

• Hotmail "disconnection failed! enable cookies from third party by which your browser settings. "__

  When you try to sign out of hotmail, during the last two weeks, I've been unable to log and get the message "disconnection failed!  We could not sign you out because your browser appears to be blocking third-party cookies. Close all browser windows to disconnect. To avoid this error in the future, you must enable third-party cookies in which your browser settings. "
  I did not the latest changes to my computer. It's a PC with Vista and Internet Explorer. The message worry because of the spelling error (change), and I'm worried that this is a fake page. I tried to run McAfee scan, and it shows no problem. I googled the problems and other people have the same problem, see the link: http://windowslivehelp.com/community/t/153712.aspxand help that they asked to live Windows complicity has not yet solved the problem. Help, please!

  This is a recent change in microsoft, which no one using Microsoft seems to know anything about this, review the following information on the cash register... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/13/hotmail_cookies/

• 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)

• Will you be able to dissconect from third-party sites with download of "add-on"?

  I like the idea. Is their a way to delete the third-party connections after their identification? For example, third-party cookies. As soon as I know that the site has a third party, can I delete the primary cookie and the cookie party or they are hidden?

  Hello aden0102, lightbeam is above all an educational tool to view the amount of common and content of third party trackers. the only option to improve actively your privacy within the extension is to block the browser to make connections to the monitoring servers you can set...

  https://www.Mozilla.org/LightBeam/

• 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

• How can I activate my computer accept third party cookies__

  I trrying to make a payment to bagster and it won't accept it because it says that my computer will not allow third-party cookies

  How to enable cookies in Internet Explorer 7 or 8:

  1. ClickStart > Control Panel. (Note: with Windows XP classic view, click on theStart button > settings > Control Panel).
  2. Double-click theInternet Options icon.
  3. Click thePrivacy tab.
  4. Click theAdvanced button.
  5. Under the Cookies section in the Advanced Privacy settings window, select the option 'Override automatic cookie management.
  6. Select the "accept" or "Invite" option under 'first-party Cookies ".
  7. Select the 'accept' or 'Invites' option under 'Third-party Cookies part'. (Note: If you select the "Prompt" option, you will be prompted to clickOK whenever a Web site attempts to send you a cookie.)
  8. In the Internet Options window, clickOK to exit.

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• 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