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I am unable to access an item in my bank account. It reads to check cookie settings. (Third party cookies, cookie tracking, cross site tracking". I do not know how to fix this. It had not happened before. I am using both Yahoo and Google. What do I need to do

Under privacy and security I'm able to remove cookies, but capital one shopping & their third party cookies reinstall themselves automatically. I am paying off my Capital One credit card and cancelling it, so I will be uninstalling their app on my cell phone. I've only visited their site once on my Linux PC, have never installed their app on it and I don't appreciate them tracking me here. Maybe Google linked my PC with my Pixel phone, I'll them a call also after paying off the CapitalOne card. Thanks, Claude Hansford Cochran

No I don't have "delete cookies when Firefox is closed" enabled.

I had two power outages in a row and ever since then every time i close Firefox it removes every single login I had saved even though it keeps the 3GB of cookie data still. I have to copy over an old backup that I luckily had in the Firefox files thanks to Firefox itself creating a backup. Still every single time I close this god forsaken browser I get logged out of every single thing. What am I supposed to do leave my PC running 24/7 without ever closing a browser? Every other basic solution that you can instantly find upon googling something similar to the topic title I already tried so don't bother writing it here, such as "uncheck the delete cookies box" well that doesn't do anything when its unchecked but still deletes everything does it. Bug fix?

I've been trying to access a website that I used to visit without any issues, but it seems like it was recently updated. Now, when I try to open it, the page loads briefly and then turns completely blank. I've already tried clearing cookies and history for this site, but it didn't help. Interestingly, the site does work when I open it in a private window or on a different browser.

What can I do about it?

I frequently have a tab open into settings at cookies. When ever i go to a site that really wants to put cookies on my system I say yes. Then I open the tab to settings and deleted them. It's occurred to me (a retired programmer ) that it would be just as easy for firefox to write all cookies to a Null File, Then I wouldn't have to answer yes. I could just accept all cookies etc and get rid of them at the same time.

1. Enter some websites designated as ALLOW via Manage Exceptions 2. Check 'Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed'

Expected result: All cookies are removed upon browser exit except those websites marked ALLOW

Received result: No websites are removed - Manage Data clicked

Each time I try to download patch or updates to my personal desktop software through FF, I receive an error message. 404 Bad Request - Request header or cookie too large.

How can I correct this as I have to download my updates for my software.  :)

With Firefox 129, I am unable to login "hellopoetry.com". After login attempt, I see:

"Error 403: CSRF verification failure...". 

See image for complete error message. This is new with version 129.

Every time I try to log in to gmail I receive this message: We've detected a problem with your cookie settings. Enable cookies Make sure your cookies are enabled. To enable cookies, follow these browser-specific instructions I've tried enabling cookies in Mozilla. Apparently I'm doing something wrong because I'm still getting the same message from google.

Is there a way to keep specific cookies while deleting others on exit?

The "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" option ignores the "Manage Exceptions" option, which exists for nothing, since allowed exceptions are also deleted on exit.

Tks