On 9/12/2016 10:37 AM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote: > David E. Ross wrote: > >> I had to create a separate SeaMonkey profile for accessing my >> financial accounts at a bank, two credit unions, and Vanguard mutual >> funds. My settings for this profile might give you some idea of what >> you might need to do. Where I say "Normally", that reflects the >> profile where I do most of my Web surfing. >> >> ... >> >> Cookies from 3rd party domains allowed from which there are already >> existing cookies and the file cookies.sqlite is marked "read-write". >> (Normally, I allow cookies only from the requested domain; and I >> mark cookies.sqlite as "read only".) > > I'm very curious about how you made this work. Under normal conditions, > you accept first-party cookies but you prevent SM from updating the > cookies file? How can both be true? >
I first set the preference to allow ALL cookies. I then visited the Web sites of the financial institutions. After that, I changed the preference to "Allow third-party cookies for previously visited websites only". In that profile, I always had cookies.sqlite marked "read-write". Only in the profile I use for most of my Web surfing, I marked that file "read only". -- Donald Trump claims everyone likes him. Does that include his ex-wives? How about the students who discovered that their education at Trump University was worthless? And how about the contractors, suppliers, and employees he stiffed in his several bankruptcies? _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
