Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
HilsB wrote:
Thanks for your suggestion but regret it does not work - the damn
cookie is still there! The site you suggest is Italian. Through
cookie manager these cookies are listed as 'blocked' but clearly are
not. Any other ideas?
If blocking new cookies doesn't remove old ones, you'll have to remove the old
ones manually. If you do so and
they come back, then you have a problem and should report back.
Go into the Data Manager and click the domain name on the left to show its contents. On
the "Cookies" tab on
the right, if you see any cookies, select and delete them (sorry, you have do
do them one at a time). When
you've deleted them all, the page should revert to a listing like this:
outlet-spacci.blogspot.com Set Cookies
( ) Allow ( ) Allow for Session (•) Block
If the "Block" option is not selected for the domain or any of its subdomains,
click to enable it.
Here is where we are at -
Cookies default is set at 'originating only' 'no 3rd parties' and 'session only'
Tonight have selected the 'outlet-spacci.blogspot.com cookies (3) removed both individually and as a group and
set to 'block'. This has been repeated three times. On each occasion I have exited Seamonkey then shutdown /
restart the Mac. The dam cookies are still there -
_utma expire 17 Nov 2014
_utmb 17 Nov 2012
_utmz 18 May 3013 Under 'cookies' and permissions only'
Where do we go from here? replies appreciated.
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