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    in-effect | # 1 | 2009-12-14, 20:45 | Report

    Well I did a quick search - no similar threads apparently.

    I'm cookie-conscious so I like to confirm every cookie when browsing (wow - so many sometimes!). However, I accidentally told Web to always reject cookies from a site - how can I change this? Normally, e.g. in Firefox, there is a master list or 'banned' sites that I can just remove a site from. What's the equivalent.

    (There is an equivalent, right?)

    Cheers.

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    lancewex | # 2 | 2009-12-14, 21:52 | Report

    Click the browser bar (left of the X), choose OPTIONS, SETTINGS, Accept cookies.
    Or did I misunderstand?

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    asidana | # 3 | 2009-12-14, 21:59 | Report

    try about:config ?

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    in-effect | # 4 | 2009-12-15, 20:16 | Report

    Okay. I have my cookie behavior set up to prompt me. So when I visit a site, a dialog pops up asking me if I want to accept or reject a cookie, and there are details on the origin of the site (the originating domain should be displayed with the cookie ID anyway, imho).

    I can also choose to set this behaviour to 'apply to all cookies from same server' e.g. every time bloody 2o7.net wants to set a cookie it won't.

    Sometimes, if you change your mind or make a mistake, you might want to change this behaviour. So I am unintentionally not accepting any cookies from Google, but I can't find where to undo this.

    Clearer?

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