problem yahoo mail, ebay and cookies
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@Jordanlayani You block all cookies globally and then you make exceptions for sites you want to work. Like you already said you do.
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@Jordanlayani said in problem yahoo mail, ebay and cookies:
but make exeption for yahoo ebay etc
Adding exception for cookies in internal settings was removed from Chromium core last year and is not available in Vivaldi anymore.
Perhaps adding domain at internal page
chrome://settings/content/siteDatacan help you.
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@DoctorG said in problem yahoo mail, ebay and cookies:
Adding exception for cookies in internal settings was removed from Chromium core last year and is not available in Vivaldi anymore.
That's not strictly true - First-party cookies are now under Site Data which also covers Local/Session Storage etc.
Like you show in your image.Third-party cookies are under
chrome://settings/cookiesbut this page is blank in recent Vivaldi versions (sandboxing or bug?)Adding a site/domain exception under SiteData will also allow third-party cookies from that domain on other domains. Useful for sites where you sign into another domain:
Adding
[*.]vivaldi.netwill allow third-party cookies for instance onvivaldi.comso commenting on the blog works with thevivaldi.netlogin. Or adding[*.]disqus.comallows Disqus comment forms to work when on other domains for example.But blocking first-party cookies globally is definitely not recommended, and requires technical knowledge of how cookies work to fix the many sites that will break when doing so.
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@Pathduck said in problem yahoo mail, ebay and cookies:
But blocking first-party cookies globally is definitely not recommended, and requires technical knowledge of how cookies work to fix the many sites that will break when doing so.
It is known that internal chrome settings pages are not for inexperienced users.
The risk of crapping settings is high, but the user is the master of his browser.
And the user wants blocking and exceptions, he will learn by fail and error.
