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Welcome to Advanced Cookie Manger Addon Home page.
A must have tool for Web Developers and Testers to manage and monitor live web site cookies.
Features:
1) Add / Delete / Modify Cookies
2) Filter display of cookies
3) Monitor LIVE cookie changes on the system
4) One Click "Clear all cookies".
5) Import / Export (Backup / Restore) cookies
6) Auto restore cookies on start-up
7) Enable / disable confirmation on delete.
9) Multi-cookie deletions
The permissions on linux are totally messed up in version 5.4. Cookies can be exported, but not even seen to import.
ReplyDeleteTo fix this make the following change: chrome/content/dialogue.js, line 1167: change 0x666 to -1.
(0666 would also work, but that would leave your cookies world readable to any other user/program on the system.)
Thanks for the feedback and the reported issue is fixed in the latest version (5.5).
ReplyDeleteFilter of "Cookie Manage window" in 2.6 is very slow to search. Old "Manage Cookies window" in 2.5 was faster. Bad English, sorry...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback. Will try to optimize it in the next release.
DeleteMean while, to make it little faster, you can try to delete cookies from unwanted domains (if any).
When using Firefox 27.0 your CookieManager doesn't show any cookies at all.
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteThank you very much for your feedback.
I tried it with Firefox 27 and also checked with other users with this version, and didn't find any issues with cookie manager.
Not sure, if any other add-on is causing some compatibility issues, just to confirm this, can you please do the below and get back to me with details.
1) Create new firefox profile (by running (firefox.exe -P)
2) Install Advanced Cookie Manager
3) Browser a few sites (to create cookies) :)
4) Open ACM and see if it shows any cookies.
Here are the more details about how to create new firefox profile....
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profile-manager-create-and-remove-firefox-profiles
Thanks,
JP
Simillar issue. I am using the latest Firefox version and I see cookies sometimes, and sometimes I don't (while they surely exist). Tried running it as the only addon and same result.
DeleteWhy are some cookies shown in red?
ReplyDeleteThese are the expired cookies. Firefox apis some times returning the expired cookies also.
DeleteYou can hide these expired cookies by unselecting the "show expired cookies" option in settings tab in cookie manager tool.
-JP
Good info. Thank you very much!
DeletePlease do include this info into the FAQ-list...
DeleteDone. Added this to FAQ
DeleteOne feature set that you might want to consider:
ReplyDeleteVery often people will have certain procedures they have to do in a tool like this, and they'll likely have to do it quite often. I'd say the most common would be to delete a particular cookie. It would be very nice to record these shortcuts and be able to quickly access them in the future. I'd say you could get the most initial value from this just from implementing "delete shortcuts" that can be access quickly from the main dialog.
Thanks for the suggestions and will try to include them in the next version.
Delete-JP
All is well
ReplyDeleteSince FF V. 43.0.1 the icon showing up in the toolbar is of an enormous size, so that your 'Advanced Cookie Manager' is not usable anymore in a standard installation...
ReplyDelete... please have a look into this.
Thanks!
This is fixed as part of the next version. Please update your addon, if not yet.
DeleteThanks a lot for your feedback.
Very nice, thanks a lot!
Deletevery nice and useful tool...
ReplyDeleteespecially the option to change ending Date of Cookies.
also the startup restore of a Cookie.
But it would be a really, really great idea to implent an option to have the startup restore running while Firefox starts...and not just starting cookie master each time manually....
thanks a lot
cheers thomas
Hello i can use it 2020 September. I have a trick how to use the cookie manager. If it anybody want to use i would support him.my email: clc.bd@yahoo.com
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