David E. Ross wrote:
After using Cookie Manager to ensure that I have only those cookies I
want to keep, I terminate SeaMonkey WITHOUT deleting any more cookies.
I then locate the file cookies.sqlite in my profile and mark it
"read-only".
Occasionally, I must then mark the file "read-write" and delete expired
cookies. When I do that, I must again capture the cookies I want to
keep and then return the file to "read-only".
This is an interesting solution. It wouldn't be too difficult to write
a simple program that marks a specified group of cookies "read-only" and
marks expired cookies "read-write". With a cron job, it could be
automated fully.
I'll put this in my list of future ideas :-)
John
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