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Internet cookies (pg. 2)
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| DaveSaenz |
Ok you can have a cookie and milk too
Just answer some more questions......:toothless |
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| BTG |
i dont think the unemployment rate is high, but then again, i'm unemployed.
If seriously considering moving to canada, i strongly suggest you dont get your questions answered by me ;) |
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| Shifty101 |
| OK apart from the cookie pics i PMSL at, if your browser is supporting cookies maybe its your firewall thats blocking them? |
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| MrSquirrel |
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveSaenz
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C is for COOKIE, that's good enuf for me.
C is for COOKIE, that's good enuf for me.
C is for COOKIE, that's good enuf for me, WOAH
COOKIE, COOKIE, COOKIE starts with C!
Sing along!
:D
MrS |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by BTG
Ok, my computer doesn't allow cookies for some reason, i have it set to 'allow all' but it still doesn't work.
i have to log in everytime i wana post somthing on ta, and some websites i can't even log into for some reason, how do i fix? |
What exactly do you mean when you say you have it set to "allow all?" That setting doesn't exist in any recent version of IE - it's always done on a per-site or per-cookie-type (first party, third party, session) basis. Are you running an old version that doesn't have separate privacy settings? |
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| Shifty101 |
| Maybe he just on the search for the cookie monster??? |
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by Shifty101
OK apart from the cookie pics i PMSL at, if your browser is supporting cookies maybe its your firewall thats blocking them? |
ROFL, the sad part isn't the fact that i understood what PMSL stands for, it is the fact that i'm gonna use it from now on:D
and yes, Brad, it could be your firewall, or stuff like norton system works, adaware (you think?), google bar / pop-up stopper or other stuff.. test it out, i suppose you have IE6 - in tools-> options -> privacy tab set the slider to minimum security (mine's on medium and it's working fine) and see if it works. if it doesn't, it's probably some third-party software (also there's a possibility that IE could be 'broken' - maybe you'll need to reinstall)
or also on the bottom of that window there's the "edit" button for adding individual websites to the cookie list for allowing/blocking cookies.
RAAAAARRRRRRR i want a cookie where's me cookie with milkie!?C |
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| DigiNut |
Firewalls, Systemworks, Ad-Aware, and pop-up stoppers aren't likely to block cookies. Google bar is definitely not going to block cookies (if anything it reduces your privacy, not improves it!).
It could be some other 3rd party software, though. If you connect through a proxy, either a regular proxy or a software one like Proxomitron, they can potentially kill cookies.
Just check your privacy settings like he said. |
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| Shifty101 |
| Diginut, firewall's DO block cookies... AT least mine does if configured too. |
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| Shifty101 |
| OMG look IE6 likes cookies :)) well guees what, my comp gives mince of of those little feckers... Anyone got doritos??? i like them... mmmmm yummmmie :) |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by eXStace
Hey, does anyone know how long I will be "in training"? I signed up like a year ago.:conf: |
It's based on the number of posts, not time of membership.
No post-whoring though. :p And posts in the chillout room don't count.
Shifty101, which firewall are you using that blocks cookies? ZA doesn't, and I know that a lot of the other popular (but ty) firewalls like BlackIce and Signal9 don't either... are you sure this isn't just some separate cookie management program? |
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