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<blockquote data-quote="i7ii" data-source="post: 1105292" data-attributes="member: 116614">And yet... &quot;it doesn&#039;t work as expected&quot;. Don&#039;t know what/which cookies or site data&nbsp; - it still keeps (or if any) - cause it doesn&#039;t show any details - but even adding a site to FF internal Exception list...[ATTACH=full]285857[/ATTACH]...didn&#039;t really help while clearing browser data and cookies....[ATTACH=full]285858[/ATTACH]...as in, before clearing data...[ATTACH=full]285859[/ATTACH]...and after...[ATTACH=full]285860[/ATTACH]And yet, <a href="https://malwaretips.com/" target="_blank">MalwareTips Forums</a> it&#039;s still shown as part of above exception list. There&#039;s another internal cookie manager - for deleting specific cookies manually - which does work if you have the time to waste -&nbsp; manually clearing individual cookies....[ATTACH=full]285861[/ATTACH]Cookie AutoDelete works too&nbsp; - since it has a white/grey list for cookies to keep. And that&#039;s just it - FF internal/embed tools are rather mediocre if not bad - compared to dedicated extension for managing a specific function/feature which is better in any way. Kinda like Windows internal apps vs dedicated 3rd party apps. Same can be said about Chrome - but not Chromium based browsers (over 10+ by now) - since most Chromium based browsers - compete with each-other (also with FF or Safari and such) - by including specific features by default - which others don&#039;t have (but some can&#039;t be added as extensions). For example Brave Browser - which keeps getting praised for having one of the best ad-blockers embed in - while most of the other browsers have to add one as extension (such as uBlock).Tho, sure - depending on personal preferences - this extensions are not for everyone. Some prefer - to clear all data - and simply use a password manager to re-login every-time. Which is definitely - a safer option - something i actually recommend for any site which needs credit card info and such.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="i7ii, post: 1105292, member: 116614"] And yet... "it doesn't work as expected". Don't know what/which cookies or site data - it still keeps (or if any) - cause it doesn't show any details - but even adding a site to FF internal Exception list... [ATTACH type="full" width="465px"]285857[/ATTACH] ...didn't really help while clearing browser data and cookies.... [ATTACH type="full" width="462px"]285858[/ATTACH] ...as in, before clearing data... [ATTACH type="full" width="511px"]285859[/ATTACH] ...and after... [ATTACH type="full" width="512px"]285860[/ATTACH] And yet, [URL="https://malwaretips.com/"]MalwareTips Forums[/URL] it's still shown as part of above exception list. There's another internal cookie manager - for deleting specific cookies manually - which does work if you have the time to waste - manually clearing individual cookies.... [ATTACH type="full" width="514px"]285861[/ATTACH] Cookie AutoDelete works too - since it has a white/grey list for cookies to keep. And that's just it - FF internal/embed tools are rather mediocre if not bad - compared to dedicated extension for managing a specific function/feature which is better in any way. Kinda like Windows internal apps vs dedicated 3rd party apps. Same can be said about Chrome - but not Chromium based browsers (over 10+ by now) - since most Chromium based browsers - compete with each-other (also with FF or Safari and such) - by including specific features by default - which others don't have (but some can't be added as extensions). For example Brave Browser - which keeps getting praised for having one of the best ad-blockers embed in - while most of the other browsers have to add one as extension (such as uBlock). Tho, sure - depending on personal preferences - this extensions are not for everyone. Some prefer - to clear all data - and simply use a password manager to re-login every-time. Which is definitely - a safer option - something i actually recommend for any site which needs credit card info and such. [/QUOTE]

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