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What would proper cookie handling look like for you, in this context? What would you like to be able to do?
by Angostura 5y ago
What would proper cookie handling look like for you, in this context? What would you like to be able to do?
- herodotus 5y agoSafari used to have a feature where you could delete all cookies except for ones you had explicitly marked to keep. So, for example, I might keep ones like my bank login name and my amazon history, but very easily remove everything else. I used this all the time. Even better would be the option to delete all but selected cookies every time I closed Safari.
- DavideNL 5y agoI assume you are talking about macOS, not iOS. On macOS, there's also an app to achieve that, called "Cookie": https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/cookie/id1473091386?l=en&mt=12 https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/cookie/id1473091386?l=en&mt=12 On iOS however, Apple's walled garden...
- DavideNL 5y agoI want to - specify which websites may store cookies/cache. All websites not specified can not store anything (and thus not track me), and all data for these websites is deleted once i close the tab - i want to remember all my history I can do this in Firefox on macOS (with some container extensions, can’t remember the names now)
- jonnytran 5y agoI started using the DuckDuckGo app on iOS to do exactly this. You can choose to "fireproof" any site you're on, adding it to a list of sites that's immune to clearing all data. I don't think it has a history feature at all though.
- DavideNL 5y agoThat’s pretty cool, i’ll check it out. Unfortunately you can’t change ‘Font size’ at all in the Duckduckgo browser.