EE wrote:
How? I used to do that until Firefox dropped the coding supporting
the setting of Permissions and Seamonkey had to follow suit.
I bookmarked chrome://communicator/content/permissions/cookieViewer.xul
You can use that to make exceptions to cookie permissions. I am
actually using a cookie manager extension (written for Firefox but run
through the converter) that can make cookie permission exceptions for
the site I am currently viewing. I patched it so that it would also
access cookieViewer.xul.
I've found that bookmarking the cookieViewer is useful. Although I
normally flush my cookies at the end of a session, it's the fastest way
of getting to cookie data quickly, and to me, the UI works better than
going through the Data Manager.
Smith
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