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gyps...@gmail.com
Dec 19, 2015, 9:34:49 AM12/19/15
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With the recent change in privacy, and not allowing the user to chnge the default setting for 3rd-party cookies, I am no longer able to have LastPass stay open when closing and reopening to test sites, as LastPass requires 3rd-party cookies to be allowed. I have written LastPass asking why they need 3rd-party cookies.
The question of course for this group is, Why did you make the choice to not allow the user to change cookie settings in 43.0.1?
The question of course for this group is, Why did you make the choice to not allow the user to change cookie settings in 43.0.1?
Tanvi Vyas
Dec 21, 2015, 3:55:23 PM12/21/15
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Users can change their cookie settings by going to
about:preferences#privacy. Under "History", select "Use custom settings
for history". Then, an "Accept cookies from sites" checkbox appears
with a list of options below it. You can change the preferences for
accepting third party cookies. You can also click the "Exceptions"
button to make an exception for LastPass. As far as I know, no part of
this changed with Firefox 43.
~Tanvi
On 12/19/15 6:34 AM, gyps...@gmail.com wrote:
> With the recent change in privacy, and not allowing the user to chnge the default setting for 3rd-party cookies, I am no longer able to have LastPass stay open when closing and reopening to test sites, as LastPass requires 3rd-party cookies to be allowed. I have written LastPass asking why they need 3rd-party cookies.
>
> The question of course for this group is, Why did you make the choice to not allow the user to change cookie settings in 43.0.1?
> _______________________________________________
> dev-privacy mailing list
> dev-p...@lists.mozilla.org
> https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-privacy
about:preferences#privacy. Under "History", select "Use custom settings
for history". Then, an "Accept cookies from sites" checkbox appears
with a list of options below it. You can change the preferences for
accepting third party cookies. You can also click the "Exceptions"
button to make an exception for LastPass. As far as I know, no part of
this changed with Firefox 43.
~Tanvi
On 12/19/15 6:34 AM, gyps...@gmail.com wrote:
> With the recent change in privacy, and not allowing the user to chnge the default setting for 3rd-party cookies, I am no longer able to have LastPass stay open when closing and reopening to test sites, as LastPass requires 3rd-party cookies to be allowed. I have written LastPass asking why they need 3rd-party cookies.
>
> The question of course for this group is, Why did you make the choice to not allow the user to change cookie settings in 43.0.1?
> dev-privacy mailing list
> dev-p...@lists.mozilla.org
> https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-privacy
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