Fleury wrote: > Basic display prefs could just be an additional page on the > settings/advanced tab, one more entry in the drop down box of options. > Or just add a box or two on the existing "Music Library" tab. Cookies > may be a way of life on the web, but so is identity theft and > cyberstalking - doesn't make them acceptable because they are > universal. Also they are not always benign, I have had some serious > problems with cookies installed by those whose motives are not as pure > as the SC elves. So after a couple of near disastrous pc attacks, my > boxes are set to trash every cookie, cache entry or other unasked for > entries on my hard drive whenever I close the browser. But setting my >
What's a 'pc' attack and how would cookies be involved? > options to trust SC should be an easy workaround. Setting frefox to > allow cookies from http://127.0.0.1:9000/ however, did not seem to do > the trick. > Strange. > "Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean somebody isn't following > you." (Alfred E. Neuman) > About the only 'nasty' thing I know cookies can be used for is to collect information on your web browsing behaviour. Companies like doubleclick could track your movement accross all sites that carry their ads. http://www.doubleclick.com/privacy/faq.aspx SC doesn't carry doubleclick or any other ads, so there's no risk. Other sites cannot access the SC cookies (bar any browser bugs) and if they could they probably wouldn't value your album art settings much. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
