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Browser that clears all cookies but exceptions 2017-08-08 05:26:41 Post No. 61792163
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Browser that clears all cookies but exceptions
Anonymous
2017-08-08 05:26:41
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I can't believe I need to ask for help over something so seemingly simple.
I want a browser (or plugin for a browser) that can delete all cookies on exit EXCEPT for domains on the EXCEPTION list. This is proving more difficult than it sounds.
I have tried...
Firefox: It's either all or nothing. It deletes all cookies on exit (even on the exception list) or keeps them until they expire or are manually cleared.
Chrome: I think my installation is fucked or something because it keeps all cookies (even sites not on the white list) despite the fact I have it set to clear all on exit.
Internet Explorer: No, just no. It doesn't even seem to have an exception list, anyway.
Opera: Behaves exactly as I want but the entire program looks like a big giant ad. Seems kinda ironic.
Edge: I automatically dismissed when I saw flash is either on or off with no click-to-start or white list option available.
I mostly want to do this because it sucks using multi-factor authentication constantly. I only use it for a few sites, like chase.com or coinbase.com. It's not so bad doing it every 30 days or when signing on from a new device... But every single god damn time sucks.
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just write a simple addon, dummy
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>>61792163
>Browser that clears all cookies but exceptions
This is exactly what I do on Firefox 54. In fact, 4chan is the only exception I use currently. I would be very surprised if Chromium doesn't allow it.
If you are having issues with setting it up natively on FF then you should look into using an addon.
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Self destructing cookies for Firefox. I don't think in chrome is possible, extensions can't access or modify cookies.
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Try this
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>>61792202
hurhurhur If I knew how (or had time to learn how) I would lol
>>61792216
>This is exactly what I do on Firefox 54
How are you doing it? I have the latest version and it doesn't seem to be working.
>Options ... Privacy
>Accept cookies from sites *checked*
>... Exceptions: chase.com, coinbase.com
>Accept third-part cookies *never*
>Keep until: *I close firefox*
>Clear history when firefox closes *unchecked*
Do I need to set it so it's both http and https prefixes??
...also, when you say chromium, do you mean the google one or the not google one?
>>61792235
>Self destructing cookies for Firefox
I already checked in to that but decided not to use it because mozilla stated it's a legacy addon and long story short, lacks the reigns of new addons.
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>>61792363
>How are you doing it? I have the latest version and it doesn't seem to be working.
I remember it being a pain in the ass. The attached pic shows my settings for 4chan. I think I made some notes about this issue, but I can't find them right now (that is why it took me so long to respond). I'll keep searching. Maybe I had to do something that isn't obvious in addition to my settings.
>when you say chromium, do you mean the google one or the not google one?
Google one. But I am only assuming. I only save the cookies with FF.
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>>61792487
>I only save the cookies with FF.
This gave me an idea. I don't know if you intended it or not but it's good enough for me.
I'll use one browser for whatever that clears all cookies on exit, and a different browser that doesn't clear cookies for things like chase or coinbase.
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>>61792550
Also, I can probably use sandboxie or something. Two separate sandboxes. One sandboxed browser keeps cookies, the other doesn't. This way there's no need to use two different browsers.
Thanks for the idea!
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>>61792550
>I don't know if you intended it or not but it's good enough for me.
Dude. I'm super smart. I totally meant to do that.
Good luck
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Self-destructing cookies extension is what you're looking for.
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>>61792487
>>61792487
>>when you say chromium, do you mean the google one or the not google one?
>Google one. But I am only assuming. I only save the cookies with FF.
I suppose OP wants security and privacy with his, that's why he's searching.
You must understand that you will never be able to find privacy by "googling" it.
fuck google
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>>61792911
This. OP could have easily found this if he bothered to search Mozilla's addon page instead of being such a fucking faggot.
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