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If a site requires cookies turned on to work properly (e.g. Yahoo! Mail) does having the cookies.txt read-only affect the service?
btw,I just realised a good way to protect personal/important files, just make the properties read-only box checked for the file and you can't delete or change it. Never occured to me to use this for your own personal files though.
I don't know about Yahoo, but I get into Hotmail OK with read-only cookies.
I am going to see if I can get organized enough to have more than one cookie file so I can switch them around... dunno why, except I'm naturally sneaky
Been sutfing for a week with "unprotected" cookie file, I forget to change it! Must weigh a pound by now.
I had a problem with a program once, it wouldn't keep my settings - so I made its ini file read-only. Yepper! nice.
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Read-only Cookies.txt affect sites?
Posted by:
polo
Date: June 27, 2002 09:31AM
If a site requires cookies turned on to work properly (e.g. Yahoo! Mail) does having the cookies.txt read-only affect the service?
btw,I just realised a good way to protect personal/important files, just make the properties read-only box checked for the file and you can't delete or change it. Never occured to me to use this for your own personal files though.
Re: Read-only Cookies.txt affect sites?
Posted by:
Arual the Wyrd
Date: June 28, 2002 12:54AM
I don't know about Yahoo, but I get into Hotmail OK with read-only cookies.
I am going to see if I can get organized enough to have more than one cookie file so I can switch them around... dunno why, except I'm naturally sneaky
Been sutfing for a week with "unprotected" cookie file, I forget to change it! Must weigh a pound by now.
I had a problem with a program once, it wouldn't keep my settings - so I made its ini file read-only. Yepper! nice.
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