On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 10:42:26AM +0000, Peter Corlett wrote: > On 13 Mar 2009, at 09:44, Joshua Juran wrote: > [...] >> "Just delete the YouTube cookies," I said. But no, it's never that >> simple, is it? Because in Firefox, deleting a site's cookies also >> means to block that site's cookies from now on. It wasn't until I >> also deleted cookies from google.com that the damage was enough that I >> got an error message complaining that I had cookies disabled, finally >> clueing me in. > > Er, no. Preferences... -> Privacy -> Show Cookies... -> select or > multi-select cookies or domains as appropriate -> Remove Cookie(s). > > [...] >> [1] Like auto-play? Here's hating at you, YouTube. > > Oh yeah, that's *great* fun, given I'm currently on a 3G dongle. It just > knackers the connection and costs a fortune.
One of the growing list of reasons to disable javascript by default. Which of course exposes the growing list of websites which can't produce static content without javascript. Buhhhhhhhhhhhh -josh
