EE wrote:
NFN Smith wrote:
I was poking in the cookie manager, and managed to delete all my saved
cookie permissions. As a default, I generally let sites set
session-level cookies, and then I have things set to flush all my
cookies when I shut down Seamonkey.
However, there's a number of sites that I really don't want setting
cookies, ever, and enough that I don't remember all of them.
I went to my backups and restored cookies.sqlite, but it looks like
that's not where these settings are, as all the cookie permissions are
still gone.
I don't see any other cookie-related files in the profile.
Thus, the question of where the cookie permissions are stored --
places.sqlite, perhaps, or something else?
Smith
Bookmarks and history are stored in places.sqlite. Cookies are stored
in cookies.sqlite. Cookie permissions are stored in permissions.sqlite.
That's what I needed, thanks. I'm not sure why I didn't see
permissions.sqlite when I was looking at the list of files. However, I
decided that it was better to ask, rather than having to go through
several iterations of trial-and-error to find things.
As it turns out, apparently I had discarded most of my permissions
recently. The most recent backup shows only a few explicit permissions,
so I went to an older backup, and the full list is there, and now I have
everything that I want.
Thanks for the feedback.
Smith
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