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Richard
I received an email with a link to a meetings.com site. When I clicked
to log in, I got the message "Sorry, your web browser does not seem to
have cookies enabled."
I'm running four security packages that I know of on a WinXP-Pro/SP2
system: Prevx1, Spyware Doctor, AGV Free, and AdawareAlert.
One of these packages (I think) alerts me regularly about sites I visit
wanting to set/update cookies. The package gives me the opportunity to
reject the request, permit it for this session only, or permit
entirely. Further, it allows me to apply my choice to all future
request from the subject site.
I can't find that feature in any of the four packages. Do you think
I'm overlooking it in one of them, or do you think that service is
provided by some other package whose name escapes me right now?
I'd like to be able to log into the site that's currently rejecting me.
Does anyone recognize a security package that operates in the manner I
described above?
TIA,
Richard
to log in, I got the message "Sorry, your web browser does not seem to
have cookies enabled."
I'm running four security packages that I know of on a WinXP-Pro/SP2
system: Prevx1, Spyware Doctor, AGV Free, and AdawareAlert.
One of these packages (I think) alerts me regularly about sites I visit
wanting to set/update cookies. The package gives me the opportunity to
reject the request, permit it for this session only, or permit
entirely. Further, it allows me to apply my choice to all future
request from the subject site.
I can't find that feature in any of the four packages. Do you think
I'm overlooking it in one of them, or do you think that service is
provided by some other package whose name escapes me right now?
I'd like to be able to log into the site that's currently rejecting me.
Does anyone recognize a security package that operates in the manner I
described above?
TIA,
Richard