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They've been here forever, but there is still no good (user friendly) way to delete them. No easy way to define a privacy profile (delete cookies when I close m
by logophobia 16y ago
They've been here forever, but there is still no good (user friendly) way to delete them. No easy way to define a privacy profile (delete cookies when I close my browser...).
I don't understand why flash doesn't hook into browser privacy settings by default. Instead, you have to install custom software like the firefox betterprivacy extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6623/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6623/.
- copper 16y agoI believe the new flash player versions do respect the private browsing modes of browsers. Back when I used to use windows, I used to touch two files called "#Security" and "#SharedObjects" in the flash player app data folder, which prevented it from downloading anything at all. In retrospect, it was an overly heavy-handed way of doing things :)