On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 21:13:39 -0400, Albert
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>FYI, you can allow mozilla to regulate your cookie file. For example,
>deny doubleclick.net but allow yahoo.com, deny ads.msn.com, allow
>hotmail.com, that sort of thing. Just click on "Warn me before allowing
>a cookie". When it asks you in the future, click on "Remember this" and
>it will allow/deny based on your response by server.
I know. But I usually like to turn ON cookies then lock the file so
that during each session the web page acts like cookies are working.
I usually want to get cookies for my main 5 sites then lock the file.
Isn't this cookie thing kind of like "OPT OUT"? Shouldn't it be more
like "OPT IN" where I OK my 5 sites and the rest can F off?
