TA38613 "Accept Cookies from Visited" - how often will my cookies be cleared

How oftern are cookies deleted if Safari has a setting of "Accept Cookies from Visited"

You do manually, it's all or nothing.

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How often will emails deliver on my Treo 700wx?

When I set up my email, I did not set it to check every so many minutes. So, my question is: how often or by what process will my emails be updated to my phone?
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Hi.. Welcome to he Palm forums. If you didnt specify a time frame for it to check mail the only time it will check is when you tell it to. You do that by going to messaging and the inbox of the account in question and then menu-send receive.
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Can Firefox be set-up to keep cookies from selected sites while normally deleting cookies when exiting Firefox

I'm new to Firefox and I've been using Opera. I've been able(in Opera) to retain cookies from sites I use often (bank, etc.) while having as a default clearing cookies when exiting , but only the cookies that were set during that session. Can the cookies settings in Firefox be configured to allow this.

The default Firefox installation doesn't have a feature like that, but there are some extensions that add that feature to Firefox.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/11044/ <br />
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/220876/

TS4207 The other options under Accept Cookies - "From Visited" and "Always" are not present. "Never" is selected and I cannot change it - just updated to latest software for iPhone 4

No other options appear in the dropdown when trying to change the settings.

I am having the same problem. I have gone through every setting, set the bold font, contrast, larger font....everything I could find in any post to try and help - and between the new color scheme that makes it virtually impossible to use the pictures of my grandchildren as background (the picture colors now become the theme colors - which now match the colors of many of the "flat" icons...) I am finding the phone very difficult to use--espeically things like the calendar which has now become very hard to "see" and use. If I can't revert this thing to iOS6, I may have to get a different phone.

How often will MPEG 2 be encountered?

Hi...
I understand that MPEG 2 is a "codex" (I hope) and among many (correct me if I'm wrong)....
But my question is - where and when would I encounter this codex? Is it something that I should prepare for ahead of time or wait until needed?
Are all the different codex's out there, from and for, all the different "devices" out there such as camera's, video recorders, and whatever they can think of, that captures "image" and or "audio" and or converts it?
I just wanna put my thinking to bed once and for all....
Comments, suggestions and opinions are welcome...
Thank you in advance....

Codexes are books, one quite famous one is Da Vinci's codex bought by Armand Hammer.
Codec is an abbreviation for encoder/decoder, and is the way some type of video was encoded, both audio and video.
MPEG-2 is found on all DVD's and in many camcorders such as the JVC Everio line. Unlike a Quicktime movie the audio and video are multiplexed together into a single track, whereas an MPEG-4 QT movie can be seen to have one audio track (or more) and a video track. Different codecs are used to encode each, for example H.264 for the video and AAC or MP3 for the audio.
Note the new MPEG-2 Apple component still does not deal with muxed audio making it of real marginal value to buy again.

I purchased a MacBook Pro from AAFES, how long will it take to ship?

Does anyone know how long it takes for an order to be processed, when purchased through AAFES (Army Air Force Exchange Service)? It says that the order was received by the vendor but no other updates. The AAFES order number isn't giving me updates on the apple site.
Thanks!

The number of options on the latest MacBooks has been reduced. I would be surprised if the MacBook you want is not already in stock in the three closest Apple store in Maryland. (You may have to load extra software yourself, but that is really not very onerous.)
If you are seeing stockouts at your local Apple stores, that sometimes means a new model is imminent (sometimes it means nothing at all).

How do I enable cookies on ipad 3

HOw do I enable cookies need to do something but keeps saying enable cookies

Settings>Safar>Accept Cookies>From Visited, or you can select always or never. But you need to select from visited or always.
However, I don't think this is going to work for you, unless you have it set to never right now. If it doesn't work, what website is asking you to enable cookies?

I am attempting to join a cellular data account. It requires cookies. How do I enable cookies.

I am attempting to join the at and t cellular data service. It states that Cookies are required, asks that I enable cookies. How do I do that?

You can enable cookies in Safari via Settings > Store > Acceot Cookies = 'From Visited'

Shipments - How Often?

I pre-ordered the iPhone 4S 16GB ~ Sprint
Battle Creek, MI
When I first pre-ordered the phone at approx 12am noon Friday (should be high on the list), the store rep told me that all first shipments will be free for all. (no reservation for pre-order) He also said to expect shipments every Thursday and Tuesday (per usual phone shipments)Then, I went in on Thursday, asked again, and was told that they will be reserved and I will recieve a call when it is availible.
Sound familiar?
My Question- How often will shipments be? Everyday? Sunday? Should I even consider there being a call tomorrow?
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I've heard everyday but the everyday shipments can be anything so it could be iphone 5's or iPod's or anything. I've also heard " we get iPhone 5 shipments once a week usually".

How do I get my browser to accept cookies from third party sites

how do I get my browser to accept cookies from third party sites. I tried going into safari/preferences/security/accept cookies always. and it still will not work

Use Firefox.

TS2972 when i ask for Authorizeed computer i got the message " make sure your computer' date is set correctly and that it accepts cookies from the itunes stores " how can i solve this problem please .

when i ask for Authorizeed computer i got the message " make sure your computer' date is set correctly and that it accepts cookies from the itunes stores " how can i solve this problem please .

Ok, so I just worked out that itunes communicates through your browser so it's a cookie in the browser not PC direct that fixes this. Bit of a convoluted route but for me it was IE>Internet setting>privacy>sites, then allow all activity from apple.com/itunes.

HT2731 how can my computer accept cookies from itunes music store

how can my computer accept cookies from itunes music store

Well on a Mac, you enable cooks in your Safari browser....
But you're on Windows?

TS1424 Message "your request could not be completed...make sure computer date is correct and will accept cookies from ITunes Store"

Attempting to purchase music on ITunes Store which I have done for years, now get message "your request could not be completed, make sure your computer date is correct and computer accepts cookies from ITunes Store." I have changed nothing. Of course the date and time are correct and my browser accepts cookies.

Now the apple support team won't even e-mail me back. Not even saying no. This is rediculus.

How do you stop unauthorized cookies from appearing in Safari?

Hi ,
I'm using Safari 5.1.10 and system 10.6.8. I've gotten all the security downloads available, but I seem to having issues with unauthorized cookies appearing. These seem to appear even though I've not visited their websites, and have Safari set to accept cookies from only sites I've visited.
After going to Preferences:Privacy: remove all website data: then remove all cookies,
If I just wait a few minutes, I get 72 website cookies restored to my computer, without doing anything. These include cookies from google, alibaba, 2mdn.net, facebook, microsoft, oracle and many more. Some of these declare they are using local storage, others the catch, while others just declare themselves as cookies.
These appear in spite of the fact that I have the preferences set to block cookies from third party advertizers, set Extensions to OFF, but have Javascript enabled, and allow Java, but deny all other plug-ins.
If I unclick the allow Java button in Preferences:security, then 11 of these cookies sneek back in, but the others seem to be blocked. Those that come back include Alibaba, apple, google-analytics, "local documents on my computer", machine-seeker, wikipedia, and a few others.
If I disable JavaScript in Preferences:Security, now I get only cookies from sites I've visited, as I'm supposed to, according to the settings in my Safari preferences.
So it seems that some unscrupulous information collectors are collecting data even when the Safari settings should prohibit it. Unfortunately, some of the sites I visit ( Like Apple support communities) require that Javascript be enabled, so I don't know how to stop this.
The problem is that I've found these unwarrented cookies appear to slow down my internet connection speeds by ~ 95% ( Try removing them and disabling Javascript to see what happens) in addition to it being an invasion of my privacy. In addition, it really bothers me that some of these sites are storing local documents on my computer without permission.
As I've said, I've already installed ALL the pertinent security updates. Does anybody have any idea how to stop this from happening? I presume this is also happening on my iphone and ipad as well, but haven't checked.
I see that Safari was sued by Apple in 2012 for doing just this same thing, but they appear to be up to their old tricks, as well as many other companies.
Thanks

Hi,
I've investigated this phenomena of UNauthorized Cookies a bit more in the past few days and found their cause and uses goes very deep down the internet rabbit hole. While most browsers allow the user to delete cookies, or to block cookies from third parties, third parties may place cookies or "cookie equivalents" on your computer through a large variety of back doors. The most pernicious type of such cookie is euphemistically called a "Zombie Cookie" or a "supercookie".
These may reside in a number of places either in your own computer or remotely on the web. Deleting zombie cookies or supercookies is generally ineffective, because they are reinstalled in your browser, or worse, just exchange information with your browser withouth leaving a trail of cookie crumbs, the next time you get online. Some of these zombie cookies are not browser specific, so they can be accessed through all browsers on your computer.
The reason that you may never have heard of supercookies, and the reason they are so hard to find and get rid of, is that their deployment is deliberately sneaky and designed to evade detection and deletion. This means that most people who think they have cleared their computers of tracking objects have likely not. The European Union has recently taken action to make illegal the emplacement of "non-essential" cookies on your computer, but the United States, being less concerned about your personal privacy, and more concerned about making it easy for companies (and the government) to eavesdrop, has not.
The following is a list ( probably incomplete) where zombie cookies may be hiding on your computer:
Standard HTTP cookies
Storing cookies in and reading out web history
Storing cookies in HTTP ETags
Internet Explorer userData storage (starting IE9, userData is no longer supported)
HTML5 Session Storage
HTML5 Local Storage
HTML5 Global Storage
HTML5 Database Storage via SQLite
Storing cookies in RGB values of auto-generated, force-cached PNGs using HTML5 Canvas tag to read pixels (cookies) back out
Local Shared Objects
Silverlight Isolated Storage
Cookie syncing scripts that function as a cache cookie and respawn the MUID cookie[4]
If a user is not able to remove the cookie from every one of these data stores then the cookie will be recreated to all of these stores on the next visit to the site that uses that particular cookie, or in some cases, just the next visit to the internet, even though you may have barred 3rd party cookies from being emplaced in your browser. Every company has their own implementation of zombie cookies and most are kept proprietary, although an open-source implementation of zombie cookies, called Evercookie,[5] is available and commonly used.
One such common type of supercookie is called Local shared objects (LSOs), or more commonly Flash cookies (due to their similarities with HTTP cookies), are pieces of data that websites which use Adobe Flash may store on a user's computer. Local shared objects are used by all versions of Adobe Flash Player and version 6 and above of Macromedia's now-obsolete Flash Player.[1]
It is possible to see who is using Flash cookies on your computer, (and remove them) by going to the adobe website storage settings panel : (http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_man ager07.html). This takes you to a settings manager figure. This Settings Manager figure that you see on this page is not an image; it is the actual Settings Manager for your computer. Click the tabs to see different panels, and click the options in the panels to change your Adobe Flash Player settings.
So far, I have not been able to find a method of removing or inhibiting zombie cookies that use HTML5 local or global storage locations. Some browsers may provide such power, but Apple Safari apparently does not.
For more information on supercookies see:
https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/8177/super-cookies-flash-cookies/
There are some ways to reduce your load of unwanted cookies and local storage type cookies using extensions such as AdBlock or Disconnect, But I've tried some of these and it doesn't seem to stop very many of them, even though the Disconnect extension is said to block over 2000 of these types of cookies.
For those who are trying to ride under the radar by using some of these extensions or software blockers, be aware that use of these may actually make you more visible because of browser fingerprinting. Whenever you visit a website your browser sends data to the server hosting that site. This data includes basic information, including the browser name, operating system, and exact version number of the browser. This information is known as passive browser fingerprint because it happens automatically. However websites when blocked, can also easily install other types of scripts that ask for additional information, such as a list of all installed fonts and plugins, supported data types (so-called MIME types), screen resolution, system colors and much more. Because this information has to be solicited from your browser, it is known as active fingerprinting. Taken altogether, the various fingerprint attributes can be almost instantly (it takes just a few milliseconds to run algorithms that compare millions of fingerprints) combined to create a unique fingerprint that can be used to very accurately identify an individual user, no matter if cookies have been deleted or IP address changed between website visits.
For an article on browser fingerprinting, See : https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/8159/browsers-fingerprint-reduce/
The bottom line is that if you use the internet, your browser history is being tracked by a myriad of companies and government agents, and it is likely not possible to stop this. For those who work in science, industry or government and are working on sensitive topics or novel product development that another company or government may find interesting, there appears to be many ways to recreate what you are working on by studying your browser history, or installing worms to view exactly what you are writing or reading. It came as somewhat of a shock to me to see just how pervasive internet spying has become, and it's not just malicious or destrustive agents who are doing so. Google didn't become a $350 billion company by simply bringing nice toys to us to play with. The real value of the internet comes from the trade and sale of secretly obtained personal information from you and I and everyone else, and its sale to all who will pay for it.

How do I stop tracking cookies from respawning every time I open a Firefox window?

I'm in Firefox 21. I tried to delete my cookies, but when I close and reopen the "Show Cookies" window, all cookies have respawned, including many third party advertising cookies from sites I have never visited, sites such as 2o7.net, interclick.com, adlegend.com, and about a hundred others. This is in spite of the fact that I have "Accept third-party cookies" unclicked. How can I delete these advertising tracking cookies and ensure that they never come back?

Additional Detail: If I close all tabs and windows of Firefox, then the cookies do not respawn; the cookies window then remains empty. However, once I open a window and navigate to any page, they all come back.

TA38613 "Accept Cookies from Visited" - how often will my cookies be cleared

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