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Firefox : automatically delete cookies on close


Contrary to one of Firefox's settings "Delete cookies on close", cookies are not deleted. Anyone can understand why Firefox would implement such flaw intentionally, it's because of Firefox's bottom line : they are sponsored by ad-running businesses such as Google, and for this reason Firefox can't, by default, be too destructive about a mechanism for building user profiles such as cookies.

Fortunately, for end users, it is possible to make sure cookies are indeed deleted on close.

Here is how it works :

- in the address bar of Firefox, type about:config and hit enter
- if you are getting a warning, confirm you are willing to do so
- search for setting browser.sessionstore.privacy_level
- by default this setting exists, but it has a value of 0.
- double-click on it, and change the value to 2.
- close the about:config window.

Posted on 11-December-2017 18:38 | Category: News | comment[0] | trackback[0]

 

 

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