On 9/28/2019 8:38 PM, DoctorBill wrote: > There are some cookies that I would like to keep from being > erased when I "Clear Cookies"....so that I do not have to put > them back. > I have to enter my "username" in the College E-Mail system > when I go to my college Mail. I do not believe that is ever > changed - so I'd like to permanentize it. If I clear Cookies, > I have to re-enter it. > > DoctorBill >
A slightly different situation is easy. I want certain cookies to persist. All others should be "session only". I located the folder containing my profile. There I found the file cookies.sqlite, selected it, right-clicked, and selected Properties. I checked the checkbox for "Read-Only". Servers setting cookies respond as it they are setting persistant cookies. When I terminate SeaMonkey, however, those cookies are lost. Of course, I have to keep track of the cookies that remain in the read-only file to make sure their expiration dates have not lapsed. When that happens, I do a fresh launch of SeaMonkey, uncheck the checkbox for "Read-Only" on the cookies.sqlite file, and then visit only the site for which I want to keep cookies. I must then terminate SeaMonkey to get the cookies moved from memory to the cookies.sqlite file, which I then check the checkbox to make the file "Read-Only" again. -- David E. Ross <http://www.rossde.com/> Immigration authorities arrested 680 undocumented aliens in meat processing facilities in Mississippi. Employing someone who is not legally in the U.S. is also illegal. How many of the EMPLOYERS are being criminally charged? If none, why not? _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
