Bewertungen für Cookie AutoDelete
Cookie AutoDelete von CAD Team
Antwort von k3nny5
Antwort des Entwicklers
geschrieben am vor 5 MonatenThis is a feature that has been requested on GitHub and is being worked upon. Feel free to add in your +1 there as well.
1.299 Bewertungen
- von Firefox-Benutzer 17425021, vor 2 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Stromfeldt, vor 3 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Firefox-Benutzer 14028631, vor 3 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 SternenThe new version 3.7.0 works very well in Firefox 100+ and the team did a great job. Anyone who had any problems makes sure to update to 3.7.0 and it should fix all problems. Excellent add-on!
- von mrjjohnjones, vor 8 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 SternenWorks great. One of my favorite extensions.
Antwort des Entwicklers
geschrieben am vor 7 TagenThe next version is in the works which will fix this as well as some other bugs.
EDIT: Thanks! - von Firefox-Benutzer 17411361, vor 12 TagenBewertet mit 1 von 5 SternenLeider habe ich diesen M*** installiert und werde ihn jetzt nicht mehr los! Ich kann mein Sicherheitsprogramm Avira seit Tagen nicht mehr updaten und auch meine Zugangscookies für mein Bankkonto werden automatisch gelöscht. Die Anleitung zum Entfernen über Firefox funktioniertnicht, und die Entwickler bei CAD leiten zu einer Website weiter, wo man für Ratschläge zur Entfernung auch noch "löhnen" = zahlen muss. Das sind Raubritter-manieren! Und dafür soll man auch noch spenden?
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geschrieben am vor 4 TagenApologies if I'm misinterpreting this from Google Translate, but the links on this web extension should redirect to our GitHub repository where feature requests, issues, support, and discussions go. Not sure what 'pay' you are referencing here. - von terminatorOST, vor 12 TagenBewertet mit 4 von 5 Sternen
- von addmedia, vor 13 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Potaro, vor 16 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Deo, vor 18 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von 文達林, vor 20 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von e2li, vor 22 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 SternenDoesn't work on versions 98+ It doesn't delete third party cookies like it used to. Even if you click on the "Clear" button. Mozilla changed the way cookies work and security. Maybe because of this.
I haven't tested it on ESR versions.
FIX pls =)Antwort des Entwicklers
geschrieben am vor 17 TagenStrict mode is a work in progress, and the fix for missing cleanup items from 100+ will be in the next version bump.
EDIT: 3.7.0 fixes some bugs related to version 100. - von Firefox-Benutzer 12895570, vor 25 TagenBewertet mit 5 von 5 SternenFive stars. Thanks to developer response which cleared up configuration options
Antwort des Entwicklers
geschrieben am vor 24 TagenHello, You can disable the popup by disabling notifications. We have notifications enabled to let you know when we are cleaning up cookies by default, just in case there may be instances where cookies were cleaned when you think it shouldn't be. With the enabling of the cleanup log and counter as well, you can even restore the deleted cookies that it has removed at that point. - von BananaMaaaan, vor einem MonatBewertet mit 1 von 5 SternenFake! don't work.
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Befor you ask, test you plugin. it keeps google cookies. i set options to delete them after restart.
firefox 99.0.1Antwort des Entwicklers
geschrieben am vor 24 TagenAnd why does it not work? Feel free to submit an issue or start a discussion on our GitHub repository if there is something that should be fixed or looked into.
[edit1] If you have session restore and at least one google tab is matching as part of the open tabs, it may not get cleaned up unless the clean open tabs on startup is checked as well. - von Akshat Giri, vor einem MonatBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Miquel, vor einem MonatBewertet mit 1 von 5 SternenJa no esborra les cookies. Totalment inútil 👎💩
- von Firefox-Benutzer 15902071, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 SternenAwesome project and very happy for very detailed and continued support of all platforms and even the smallest of their nuances.
- von CmpaHHuK0147, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Pjtak, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von bit.ly/Remil-on-Ecency, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 SternenI love it as much as slimy advertisers with their deceptive information-stealing cookies now hate you. :D
Installed it some months ago, never used it really because it seemed 'complex' when one is in a hurry, with the long document page to read. But today I set aside 30 minutes to understand the add-on, and it is really easy how it works.
I understand why Mozilla recommends this add-on, and it's now one of my must-haves too. A big thanks to the clever team behind this add-on. - von Firefox-Benutzer 13532323, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Firefox-Benutzer 15166984, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 3 von 5 SternenSeems to miss a lot of cookies and site data. Judging by the devs response below this happens with strict mode/cross-site cookie protection / all Third-party cookies enabled.
- von Firefox-Benutzer 16964533, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Wael Isa, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von Firefox-Benutzer 16529314, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen
- von StarBaseONE2, vor 2 MonatenBewertet mit 4 von 5 SternenI want to first emphasize that I'm still very much a novice user to this extension (I first saw this about a week ago). But I was immediately 'struck' by the clever notion of automagically having the chore of cookie management tended intelligently and with a frequency that allows it really become effective! I wager all the sneaky tracking companies always schooling around any web user will start to hate this. As most folks know these days each web surfer's unique habits is noted, their browsers are fingerprinted, and also much of a modern cookie's intended usage accurately keeps up with your every detail. So, daily cookie management is a must if you want to be slightly effective at any type of anonymity. But who out there, raising kids and holding down an everyday full or part time job really has the time? For the last 6 or 7 years about once a week is all I had been really addressing this, and that is with certain filters set that clean up the obvious at every browser close!. Still, with as many as I clean up manually each week I've wondered how much it has even helped my privacy at that long of an interval. Obviously it takes a bit to be intelligent with your selective cookie management! So don't be too surprised that this addon requires some setup time. One first needs to cover the not too large of a learning curve (about ten to fifteen minutes of moderate technical reading will about cover it), and then you need to get your configuration just how you personally need. I've been in no hurry, I've looked at it twice over this last week; the first was that reading and initial setup (aprx 30 minutes), and then once more as it became apparent some adjustments was needed to correct the Facebook container protection and that required me to tinker with my regex a bit (another half hour), but now I'm there! I think. Let's say 'almost there' until I recheck it once more to be safe, as the Facebook container portion did give me a bit of trouble. I'm sure other folk's mileage (time spent) will vary
But folks, I want to tell you, when you have got this right, this will be 'The $#i7'! Please excuse my off color terminology. But WOW! Here-to-fore I've not ever dared to imagine having this chore done without personally spending several tens of minutes dedicated toward it each and every week. But with my now almost completed specially configured Cookie AutoDelete addon this chore will practically become a distant memory of the past, and stay so from now on. Cookie AutoDelete will tend to it for me several times every day unnoticed all 'on the fly'! And just by saving my current settings once a week, it is ready to be called upon for my future use. I understand that current daily usages tend to evolve over time so an outdated backup would be of questionable value (if too old) but when saved regularly, its always ready to port at a moment's notice to where ever you need it; be it a freshly installed browser, or into one it has worked in before to repair a browser profile corruption. This totally ends it as a manual chore, and I for one will not be missing it! Oh, and it also totally ends some folk's easy point when they insist, personal privacy isn't worth all the traditionally required effort!
I would love to give this a 5 star rating; but the set up is not what I can call insignificant nor can I call it trivial, but it isn't so bad as to be a major barrier to anyone who knows about the dangers of targeted tracking cookies. So I will give it a solid 4 stars!
Way to go to the developing team for the implementation of such an idea!
Thank you for your hard work! So far, I'm impressed!