These issues appear to not be platform-specific. Because we cater to
designers and creative types, we have a disproportionately higher
percentage of Mac users than, say, amazon or eBay probably do.
I've had some of our customers submit info to me, and I can see that
the browser strings are
Well, dunno if this is going to be very helpful, but Safari tends to chew on
cookies if it crashes...
http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/891-safari-why-must-you-be-such-a-cookie-monster
Felix.
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 2:34 PM, Marc Antony Vose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi there:
>
> At the mo
Marc Antony Vose wrote:
Is anyone aware of any subtle changes in Safari 3 that could cause
problems with maintaining sessions or cookies?
Well, is it an Apple Safari or a Windows Safari browser? The Windows version
is in beta since forever and doesn't seem to get much attention from Apple.
Ma
> Is anyone aware of any subtle changes in Safari 3 that could cause
> problems with maintaining sessions or cookies?
Safari has a default cookie policy of "only allow cookies for sites I
navigate to". As far as I know, this is unique to Safari. This boils
down to only allowing HTTP cookies to
My first thought is that perhaps users are coming to your site with
Private Browsing turned on. Sessions and cookie would then not be
maintained across sessions. Although this should not be a problem as
long as you are creating a new session/cookie after the user logs in.
If Safari is working for y
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 2:34 PM, Marc Antony Vose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone aware of any subtle changes in Safari 3 that could cause
> problems with maintaining sessions or cookies?
Have you tested with the "private browsing" feature turned on?
Doesn't seem a likely culprit but ma
Hi there:
At the moment, I'm only speculating as to the cause of my problem, but
I operate an online store, and we have a custom-built cart (which is
complex, and so could therefore have issues in any number of places
that I can't explain here), but we've got a new and problematic trend.
