In firefox, look under the Firefox pull-down menu. You should see a
'preferences' option. Open preferences. One of the tabs there will be
'Privacy'. Open that tab. You should see a variety of settings &
options there. One of the options that can be checked is 'accept
cookies from sites'. That pretty much needs to be checked. Under that
option, there should be a pull-down set of additional options that
includes a 'Keep until I close Firefox' option. Selecting this option
will cause Firefox to delete cookies when the program is terminated -
usually when the computer is shut down, in my case.
Disclaimer: I'm using the Mac version of Firefox. The PC version may
be very slightly different.
Barry
On Jun 8, 2011, at 6:07 PM, Arthur Cordell wrote:
Tell us how to do this. I am on Firefox.
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Surely all savvy surfers have their cookies set for "allow for
session".
This was pretty much a reflex action back when the web was new. ...I
wonder how the demographics for cookie settings break down now.
-Pete
On Wed, 8 Jun 2011, Robert Stennett wrote:
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