The Firefox add-on creates a pair of buttons that allow users to accept cookies from non-whitelisted websites.
If you're looking for a solution that makes using a cookie whitelist more convenient, you might want to give the Cookie Whitelist with Buttons (CWWB) extension a try. This tool adds two handy buttons to the Firefox status bar that allow you to temporarily accept cookies from non-whitelisted sites or add the current site to the whitelist with a single click.
The Record button lets you accept cookies from any site not on the whitelist as session cookies, which will be deleted when you close Firefox. Meanwhile, the Add button opens a dialog that makes it easy to quickly add the site you're currently on to the whitelist. It's worth noting that this button is disabled if the site is already whitelisted.
In addition to the status bar buttons, the extension provides a context menu that you can access by right-clicking on it. This menu gives you quick access to the whitelist and cookie managers. With CWWB, you can be sure that Firefox starts in cookie whitelist mode every time you launch it. The Cookie Whitelist extension is a cross-platform tool that works on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.
If you're someone who needs to access occasional sites that refuse to work without cookies, this extension is a must-have. It's easy to use, and it provides a convenient way to manage your cookie whitelist. All you need is Firefox 2.0 or later up to version 3.0.* to get started with CWWB.
The Record button lets you accept cookies from any site not on the whitelist as session cookies, which will be deleted when you close Firefox. Meanwhile, the Add button opens a dialog that makes it easy to quickly add the site you're currently on to the whitelist. It's worth noting that this button is disabled if the site is already whitelisted.
In addition to the status bar buttons, the extension provides a context menu that you can access by right-clicking on it. This menu gives you quick access to the whitelist and cookie managers. With CWWB, you can be sure that Firefox starts in cookie whitelist mode every time you launch it. The Cookie Whitelist extension is a cross-platform tool that works on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.
If you're someone who needs to access occasional sites that refuse to work without cookies, this extension is a must-have. It's easy to use, and it provides a convenient way to manage your cookie whitelist. All you need is Firefox 2.0 or later up to version 3.0.* to get started with CWWB.
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