@luetage said in Lock cookies in settings:

vivaldi:settings/privacy/

It's interesting that you recommend vivaldi:settings/privacy/ instead of chrome:settings/content/siteData.

While these two options look similar, I've found Vivaldi's syntax for whitelisting to be too limited. The main problem for me was the following:

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Vivaldi forces users to avoid regex in domains. You can imagine how many subdomains a user has to add, for example, to make Google core services work.

Instead, chromium encourages the use of regex:
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So most of google services cookies domains can be described with one line.

Are there some reasons to stick with Vivaldi settings?

@Astro_Corp That is a feature being enabled, not a preference.

In any case, the cookies are stored encrypted on disk, protected by your Login password, so they are protected against being moved to another computer or accessed by a different logged-in user.

What the Bound Session Credential feature does is bind a credential to your computer, just like a form of DRM, and it is only useful if the server supports it and requests the information.

My guess is that it won't usually be able to protect against a user on your computer (including malware), using your own account, from accessing an account (in fact, the specification says that such abuse is not a goal, only preventing copying of the credential out of the TPM device is a goal)

This is not a Web standard yet, and not even Chrome have enabled it by default yet (and probably won't for one or more years). IOW: This is a very raw, uncooked feature, and there are probably no websites that will have it in use yet (although Google may have some tests running on its services).

Unofficial specification: https://wicg.github.io/dbsc/

@luetage even though...it will likely explode with MV3 (hope to see something "compliance" in this "grace year" ^^)

Great idea.

@derDay
Yes, that's how I figured it out when I have to use other goofle resources other than "search" (Ad generator).

Though this has become less of an issue since I switched search engines. Also I rarely store anything on Gdrive or use sheets anymore.

@NewDay14 The vivaldi blocker just use third party lists as most other browsers. You might solving adding the related list (is not forbidden to mention other browsers, especially as it could help us to aid ^^ )

Actually, the "HTTPS-only" isn't all that useful at present (and I suspect Chromium will soon remove it), since Chromium (and Vivaldi) is now using HTTPS-first by default. That is, if there is a valid HTTPS port for a host, a HTTP URL will be automatically redirected to that URL (think of it as a sort of soft-HSTS). (A difference from Chromium is that entered HTTP URLs are treated the same way).

One can probably consider HTTPS-first as an indirect protection against (at least some of) the HSTS misuse mentioned.

@RoosterMan269 You need to guess the right search term. The web panel search may help.

Please vote for Option to clear cookies on exit and dedicated whitelist.

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@Pesala Good evening Pesala. This is more about me not being certain which domains have the most cookies, so I'm not sure which name to search.

I want to easily see which domains contain the most cookies, so I can clear those off my list.

Hi, Thanks for your feature request.

This looks like a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/77806/full-backup-and-restore Please vote & discuss at that thread, thank you.

You can use the forum search first to see if you can find similar requests. If that doesn't work, I've catalogued all the requests here.

@grwkremilek In internal settings page chrome://settings/cookies you can set an exception to allow cookies for a domain.

But i do not know what you need for MS Teams.

@RoosterMan269
Hi, your request is more two requests.

Whitelist Cookies Whitelist Passwords

There are some requests about cookies but nobody ask for whitelisting passwords.
Maybe you remove the cookie request and vote for one of the other requests.

Check the existing requests:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/40073/option-to-clear-cookies-on-exit-and-dedicated-whitelist

https://forum.vivaldi.net/search?term=whitelist cookies&in=titlesposts&matchWords=all&categories[]=185&searchChildren=true&sortBy=relevance&sortDirection=desc&showAs=posts