> I'm a new user of TiddlyWiki 2.4.1 and a long-time user of Firefox
> (currently 3.03).  What seems to be happening is that each time I open
> my TiddlyWiki (local to HD), the options seem to change back to the
> defaults and my username for signing edits reverts.  What am I doing
> wrong and/or do I need to set different options in Firefox to allow
> the changes to stay?  This has the additional complexity that I intend
> to use the local copy of the TiddlyWiki on a USB drive and run from
> multiple machines and OS's, so any changes that affect Firefox instead
> of the TiddlyWiki file itself will have to be duplicated on all copies
> of Firefox.

To monitor, view, modify, or delete your current TW option cookies,
try this plugin:
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CookieManagerPlugin

Unfortunately, this plugin won't really solve your problem, because
FireFox3 is known to have difficulties with retaining cookies for
*local* (file://) URLs.  Sometimes the cookies persist, sometimes they
don't.

In any case, even if FireFox did the right thing with local cookies,
this wouldn't be sufficient for your purposes, since you intend to use
the document on several different machines.  As you noted, if TW
options are stored as cookies, they are tied to the installed browser
rather than the document.

What you really need are "portable cookies" -- option values that are
stored directly in the TW document rather than in the browser's config
files -- so that regardless of where you open that document, the
correct saved settings will be applied.

The following plugin automatically captures all cookie-based option
values and stores them as javascript assignment statements in an auto-
generated [[CookieJar]] tiddler, tagged with 'systemConfig'.
   http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#CookieSaverPlugin

When a TW document is opened, the core first reads any option values
stored in browser-based cookies.  Then, when the 'systemConfig'
tiddlers are invoked, the hard-coded values stored in the
[[CookieJar]] are applied, overriding any cookie-based values that
were previously read in.

enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios

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