I mistakenly clicked on the Deny button when visiting a trusted site. The cookie at that site serves as registration. I had previously checked the "Use my choice for all cookies from this site" button.
How do I get Firefox to forget that choice of deny the cookie all the time?
With Netscape v7.x there was as place where you could clik on to "unblock cookies from this site"
Thank you,
Don S
How to unblock cookies with Firefox
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I use the "Cookie Button" extension. It does exactly what you want. I block cookies from all sites by default, then when I get to a site I want to unblock, I just choose the "allow cookies" option from the cookie button.
Alternatively, there is a settings window in Tools->Options->Privacy->Cookies that will let you do that, but its a pain to use.
Alternatively, there is a settings window in Tools->Options->Privacy->Cookies that will let you do that, but its a pain to use.
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To remove it without using the extension go to:
Tools->Options->Privacy->Cookies
Click on the "Exceptions" button, then scroll down the list till you find the site. Highlight it and click on "Remove Site". The next time you go to the site it will ask again.
To "block" all cookies remove the check mark from "Allow sites to set cookies"
Tools->Options->Privacy->Cookies
Click on the "Exceptions" button, then scroll down the list till you find the site. Highlight it and click on "Remove Site". The next time you go to the site it will ask again.
To "block" all cookies remove the check mark from "Allow sites to set cookies"
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Racer wrote:The cookie button is whereever you put it on the toolbar.
Hi,
Thanks for the tip. Racer.
I'm afraid my thinking is; right now anyway, that this is one of the reasons I will not be using Firefox as my browser of choice. By that I mean, Since it is new I don't understand all of its workings, settings, configurations and such and when I ask about it, some nice person such as yourself answers but I don't understand the answer.
i.e. The cookie button. What in the world is the cookie button?
Thank you,
Don S
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1043 Don Schaaf :
Don't get discouraged! It took me several tries of FF before I finally got the hang of it. You know, you can keep it installed and still play around with it. Just leave IE as your default browser. When you open FF, you'll get a nag screen about changing the default. I think you can turn that off. I don't remember for sure, but there may be an option in the nag to check it to stop it asking when you open FF. When you're ready to make FF your default you can change it in the options. But even so, just close the nag and your off and surfing with FF.
If you only use it while experimenting with it and mess something up, just reinstall it. But come here first for help and maybe we can help you avoid that.
Like I said, it took me many tries before I took the plunge. I think I started with version 08 or maybe even earlier than that. I'd get frustrated and uninstall it. Then a few months later I'd come back for another try....and another. Now I won't go back to IE, IMHO. IE is still here for when I need it, but with the extensions, which you will get comfortable with in time, you will eventually get FF to do almost anything you want....and even more than IE, IMHO.
It's a piece of cake to "view in IE" when necessary, thanks to an extension. The rest of the time, I am strictly a FF user.
Good luck!
Don't get discouraged! It took me several tries of FF before I finally got the hang of it. You know, you can keep it installed and still play around with it. Just leave IE as your default browser. When you open FF, you'll get a nag screen about changing the default. I think you can turn that off. I don't remember for sure, but there may be an option in the nag to check it to stop it asking when you open FF. When you're ready to make FF your default you can change it in the options. But even so, just close the nag and your off and surfing with FF.
If you only use it while experimenting with it and mess something up, just reinstall it. But come here first for help and maybe we can help you avoid that.
Like I said, it took me many tries before I took the plunge. I think I started with version 08 or maybe even earlier than that. I'd get frustrated and uninstall it. Then a few months later I'd come back for another try....and another. Now I won't go back to IE, IMHO. IE is still here for when I need it, but with the extensions, which you will get comfortable with in time, you will eventually get FF to do almost anything you want....and even more than IE, IMHO.
It's a piece of cake to "view in IE" when necessary, thanks to an extension. The rest of the time, I am strictly a FF user.
Good luck!
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Theres a screenshot of what the cookie button looks like at http://basic.mozdev.org/cookiebutton/
You can download it from http://www.extensionsmirror.nl/index.php?showtopic=329 (note you may need to enable it in Tools->Options->Web Features->Allowed Sites -the 2nd button)
You can download it from http://www.extensionsmirror.nl/index.php?showtopic=329 (note you may need to enable it in Tools->Options->Web Features->Allowed Sites -the 2nd button)