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• WHAT ABOUT COOKIES?

  TRIED TO COMMENT AND SAID COOKIES NOT ENABLED?      WHAT ABOUT COOKIES?

  See if this helps:-

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-to-manage-cookies-in-Internet-Explorer-9

• Browser does not even cookies on sites I know are using them. Never show my cookies more

  I don't know why but all of a sudden I have ever seen of cookies in my list of cookies, even on sites that I know
  Use them and have seen many, many times before, such as Google maps and other.
  I change all the settings just a day I look at cookies to make them disappear because I used to do and nothing to see, it has been 2 weeks and never a single show.
  I try to play with the settings, but nothing seems to work, I'm worried that it might be a virus my anti-virus does not see what hides cookies.

  I tried and found the records of personal information, but there is no record for the cookies to remove manually
  If I can find no way to be sure of what is happening to handle.

  Hello, the behavior you describe could be the case when you have set permanently to work in firefox's private browsing mode ('never create a story' under firefox > options > privacy)...

• 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.

• Bookmarks has not transferred any Internet Explorer. Cookies?

  During the installation of Firefox, I chose the option to import bookmarks, cookies, history, settings of Explorer. I noticed that there was a small problem, while this part of the installation was going on, and of course, my favorites were not there when Firefox finished installing. I decided to try to uninstall and reinstall Firefox. Always favorite no. I guess I can import them, but what about cookies. I'll be in trouble if any of my cookies are there either.

  If you have problems with importing IE bookmarks in Firefox, then export favorites in Internet Explorer to a HTML file and import this file in the Firefox Bookmarks Manager.
  
  Like that you also preserve any sort you did in Internet Explorer with favorites.

  • Export Favorites in Internet Explorer to a file (bookmarks.html) HTML: file > import and export
  • Import the HTML file in Firefox: bookmarks > show all bookmarks > import and backup > import HTML: from a file

  See also:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Import_bookmarks ("Import from another browser" and "Import from file")

  You can find the entry menu import into the Manager of bookmarks (library)

  • Bookmarks > show all bookmarks > import and backup > import data from another browser

• disinfect and validation of sessions and cookies

  From a security point of view I'm disinfection and input validation.

  Create a session using the displayed username that is disinfected and validated first on a registration of the user.

  On further visits when the usernames in their username is validated data base and again a session is created and used throughout their pages.

  I put only ever the SESSION for the user, but in my code at the end of the session (according to the information I have seen and read), I finished the session with:

  unset($_SESSION['username']);

  $_SESSION = array();

  invalidate the session cookie

  If (isset($_COOKIE['username'])) {}

  setcookie ('username', ", time () - 86400, ' / ');

  }

  session_destroy();

  Now, I never really the cookie or use it to my knowledge but I have seen that this code should be used to end a session, so I presume that there is a valid reason and that the SESSION must use the COOKIE and I wonder if $_COOKIE ['username'] must be disinfected whenever the user navigates to a different page in their administration pages I saw that filter_input functions have an option to filter the entrance of cookie. I apologize for not understanding what are cookies in this situation, everything I do is actually set during the connection session and finish on logout.

  I do something like:

  If (filter_has_var (INPUT_COOKIE, "username")) {}

  $cleancookie = filter_input (INPUT_COOKIE, 'username', FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING);

  $_COOKIE ['username'] = trim ($cleancookie);

  Maybe it would also be useful if I knew why I had reset the session cookies every time I have finished a session, if someone could kindly explain.

  Following disinfection session cookies what the stored value in $_SESSION ['username'], so that the user moves between their admin pages this value should be reorganized and if so please could someone advise me how best to do this. Maybe I should validate against the expected values of just say letters and numbers?

  Thank you in advance for any help, information and answers to help me to understand and solve the problems of security above.

  tessimon wrote:

  invalidate the session cookie

  If (isset($_COOKIE['username'])) {}

  setcookie ('username', ", time () - 86400, ' / ');

  }

  .. .in my code is not relevant in this situation and can be removed?

  At the start of:

  unset($_SESSION['username']);

  session_destroy();

  Yes. That should be enough.

  What about the security of the SESSION ID variable is stored as a cookie on the user's computer, can it be corrupted?

  Once someone has been connected, it is generally considered a good idea to regenerate the session ID using session_regenerate_id(). To do that only once in respect of the identification of the user information has been verified.

• How can I remove ad.yieldmanager in firefox 12.0

  How can I remove ad.yieldmanager.com in firefox 12.0 that I went to tools, options, privacy, use of the custom settings for history and then added exceptions "ad.yieldmanager.com" must be blocked. Cleaned all cookies. It always appears when I connect on Firefox, just below my toolbars. I ran Avast Antivirus, Malwarebytes, Spyware Terminator 2012 and it did not help either.

  If I have understood correctly, you are referring to the status bar (the little box in the corner of the window that is displayed when the page load).

  • What looks like the status bar?

  Blocking cookies has no effect on connections to Web sites.

  • What are cookies?

  Install the Adblock Plus extension, and then subscribe to any general of ad-blocking, for example EasyList.

  • addons.mozilla.org/Firefox/Addon/Adblock-plus/
  • adblockplus.org/en/Getting_started

  Alternatively, if you want to just block this particular field, install the BlockSite extension.

  • addons.mozilla.org/Firefox/Addon/BlockSite/

• NOT gates oscillator

  I am trying to simulate the oscillator with 2 gates (CD 4049) on the diagram attached but NOT

  (1) the frequency is approximately 12 MHz and is not affected by the values of C and R

  (2) the waveform in the net is incorrect

  (3) oscillates also disconnect C at the same frequency

  Hello

  Although this circuit seems simple, its delicate so he could simulate correctly, requiring a fair understanding of the concepts of simulation in mixed mode. I'll try to summarize the problem and suggest a solution.

  First of all, you're dealing with an unstable circuit; There is no stationary solution at the moment = 0 and you must specify the proper initial conditions. If you specify no values of the initial condition, Multisim guess 0 volt for all nodes and eventually generate the swing strange - exactly what are cookies.

  However, it turns out that specifying these initial conditions is not sufficient given the nature of the mixed circuit at hand. To understand why, you must first understand the inverters actually use numerical models, non-traditional analog models of SPICE. These digital models communicate with analog models, in this case - the CAP and resistance, through components hybrids called bridges, who does not appear on the diagram (you can see them looking at the Netlist). Now, because you are simulating the ideal Simulation Mode (see tools-> parameters of digital Simulation), ideal bridges, who act as sources of ideal voltage on the output of the inverters, drive the output directly. When you specify the values of the initial condition on the nodes that are connected to the outputs of inverters, these hidden bridges override these values. Generally, the solution would be to change to real simulation Mode, where there are any impedance Converter output as evidenced by the analog circuit. Unfortunately, this gives errors of convergence.

  In the attached circuit, I simply added resistance of small exit to address this problem. I have also identified the appropriate initial condition values. Note that swing is now mainly a function of the constant RC and not from delays in the inverter, as you wish.

  For our next major release, there are several improvements around the area of simulation of mixed mode of the product. These include significant improvements to the bridges in the actual simulation Mode and explaining detailed documentation on the concepts of simulation in mixed mode.

  Kind regards

• How to remove temporary files and free up space on my XP computer?

  How to remove temporary files.   How do you free up space.    What are cookies.    I can delete these help, it's full... can someone help me on this... I like this pc I would go better... any suggestions... on the way...  Yes, she's old...

  * original title - could someone help... Please thank you all... *.

  CCleaner is a very good tool for the removal of temporary files, simply use it to remove temporary files, do not use the cleaning of recording functions.  Registry cleaning is mainly a wasted effort and it causes more harm than good.  You can get CCleaner here: http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner

  John

• Re: cookies__

  What are cookies and where should I go to clean?

  http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-computer-cookies.htm

  Read the info above the link about what Cookies are and what they do.

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows-Vista/delete-your-Internet-cookies

  Clear your Internet cookies

  This information applies to Windows Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Internet Explorer 8.

  Follow these steps to remove cookies stored on your computer. After you delete cookies, websites will remember is more information you have entered on previous visits (for example, they will no longer record of your user name or preferences).

  Delete cookies in Internet Explorer 7

  1. Open Internet Options by clicking on the button start , by clicking on the Control Panel, click Network and Internet, and then clicking Internet Options.

  2. Click on the general tab, and then, under browsing history, click on delete.

  3. Under Cookies, click on delete cookies and then click Yes to confirm that you want to remove.

  4. Click Close, and then click OK.

  Delete cookies in Internet Explorer 8

  1. Open Internet Explorer by clicking on the button start , and then click Internet Explorer.

  2. Click the safety button, and then click on delete browsing history.

  3. Select the check box next to Cookies.

  4. Select the favorite checkbox to preserve Web site data if you do not want to delete cookies associated with websites in your Favorites list.

  5. Click on delete.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• gReport.navigate.paginate at the APEX 5

  The APEX 5 gReport no longer exists.

  Is there an alternative to gReport.navigate.paginate?

  Thank you!

  Take a look at what I cooked up in my (previously related, maybe you glanced at it) application and see that you do this. https://Apex.Oracle.com/pls/Apex/f?p=90922:4

• I'M NOT INTERESTED IN YOUR CREATIVE CLOUD, PLEASE STOP BLOCKING MY USE OF ANALYSIS FILES, WHY YOU INSIST. I DON'T WANT THIS PROGRAM AT THIS TIME

  For the last six days, I'm not able to view and use my scanned files because your constant pop ups asking me to connect to Adobe Creative cloud I have not licensed for, more I am not interested in this program. So please delete what ever cookies or programs so that I can finally use my Adobe Photoshop 13 redeemed on July 2015, I use now for the first volume. [email removed]

  You are the only person who can delete the cookies on your computer.  CCleaner is a freely available tool that can help you do this as well as many other maintenance tasks.  I do not favour CCleaner as a habit... I use it as a habit well.

  PS - to apply to Adobe here in this public forum is not to attract the attention of everyone at Adobe who could lead to change the way they market their products.

• What is the path for the storage of cookies

  On my computer, I installed WinPatrol and at the end of each browsing session, I used to make use of it's 'see the cookies' the function to remove. Recently, I had reason to update FireFox and since then the cookies in WinPatrol visualization function no longer works. According to WinPatrol, it's because the 'filepath' where are stored the cookies have been deleted. Unfortunately, I do not know which is the path or how to restore. If someone out there could tell me what it is and how to restore it I would be eternally grateful. And Yes, I know that I am a fool and shouldn't be allowed near a computer this is why I am asking for help.
  Thank you.

  You can leave 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 an exception to "allow" cookie for the cookies you want to keep.

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

• My browser is running do not. I uninstall, install several times. Uninstall cookies, delete the data from the user, install in another user - no reaction. What's wrong? Help, please

  My browser is running do not. I uninstall, install several times. Uninstall cookies, delete the data from the user, install in another user - no reaction. What's wrong? Help, please

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode {web link} by holding down the < shift >
  (Mac options) key and then from Firefox. Is always the problem?

  Start your computer in safe mode with network. Then launch Firefox.
  Try the sites secure web. Is always the problem?

  Start the computer in Mode safe;
  Free online encyclopedia

• Just installed firefox. connected to one of my accounts, g-mail, but cannot connect to a 2nd. Message: "cookies not enabled", but they are. What now?

  I just installed firefox. I was able to access my major account google mail, but when I try to access my second and third google email account, I get a message "not cookies are enabled". I checked and cookies are enabled, but I still get the same message. I'm not tech savvy and don't really know what to do now. I need to access my e-mail, so it is a major obstacle. I love Mozilla and really want to go back to IE. I've done everything that has been proposed, but the message persists. Not found an answer fairly simple in the forums. Please help.
  Here's the google mail message:
  We have detected a problem with your cookies settings.
  Enable cookies

  Make sure that your cookies are enabled. To enable cookies, follow these browser-specific instructions.
  Cookies and empty the cache

  If you have cookies enabled but are still having problems, clear the cache and cookies of your browser.
  Adjust your privacy settings

  If your cache and clearing cookies doesn't resolve the issue, try adjusting the privacy settings of your browser. If your settings are up, manually add www.google.com to your list of allowed sites. To learn more

  It's confusing because you can log on to an account, so how could be disabled cookies?

  Maybe your Google cookies have become confused or corrupted. It would be interesting to compensation in order to see if that helps. Here's how:

  Everything a page on google.com (can be find, does not need to be Gmail), try 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 box that opens, google.com should be filled up. You can delete all the cookies for the site individually here.

  Then try to reload the page and sign in again. Who help me?