Anonymosity wrote:What I do is default to blocking cookies and allow only those that I need.
I have two different profiles - loose and strict - and in latter one I have set all cookies blocked by default, allowing only those I need. Sometimes I find it more convenient though to wander around without having to worry about malfunctioning sites due to cookie restrictions, and for that a profile that allows sessions cookies is handy.
frg wrote:Probably some old cookies or new ones which are not third party. If they are new they should all have a session expiration date.
Each of them has a session expiration date. But even if they were not third party ones, they shouldn't be there due to
[x] Accept for current session only, right?
frg wrote:Blow them all away at once with the old cookie manager and see if they come back:
chrome://communicator/content/permissions/cookieViewer.xul
Also check if you have set explicit settings for cookies for some sites.
Thanks for the old cookie manager hint, I have been wondering if there is more convenient way to delete multiple cookies than one-by-one from
Data manager, or simply by removing
cookies.sqlite file. I should not have any explicit cookie settings for sites in this profile.
I will remove them and check now and then if they will reappear.