Geoff Welsh wrote:
regz91 wrote:
F Murtz wrote:
what else can I do that stops cookies from pages that set something(are
they popups)that continually download from the web to display some
moving annoyance that I don't want on the page I am looking at, which
is,I think, why the hourglass blinks.
You can set
"Accept cookies for current session only"
I have that selected and yet have dozens of cookies from sites I don't
remember visiting in months
Were they set before you changed your setting? I don't think changing
the setting would remove existing cookies that don't qualify.
If you want to be sure all cookies expire at the end of your SeaMonkey
session, go to Edit | Preferences | Privacy & Security | Private Data
and set SM to clear cookies at the end of every session (along with
whatever other private data you want cleared). Then even if a site sets
a 99-year cookie, SeaMonkey will remove it at the end of your session.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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