This is not a problem, but just a request for information (to satisfy my curiosity).
My current routine for browsing the web is to use WWWOFFLE to download flagged URLs of interest, look at their content with the Opera browser while online, follow up any displayed links that look promising and then look at the contents of the WWWOFFLE cache when once again offline. The Opera browser is configured to accept all cookies and throw them away when it is closed. I have checked that and it works - the Opera cookie file is indeed empty, despite numerous cookie arrival notifications received both while online and while offline. The Opera browser is also configured to load the content of the WWWOFFLE cache in preference to fetching the web page afresh. So - after this log-winded introduction - where do the cookies come from? Are they sitting in the WWWOFFLE cache and are loaded with the called web page or is the browser ignoring its setting and fetching the web page + cookies anew from the source when I visit the site to download follow-up links? For the record, I have not touched the default configuration settings under "CensorHeader" - i.e. both "Set-Cookie" and "Cookie" are commented out. Felix Karpfen -- Felix Karpfen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Public Key 72FDF9DF (DH/DSA)
