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When I go to the DISH support forum the spacing is off again, the left column is too wide and main column too small. In this thread the spacing is correct.
36.0.1? Mine doesn't. It will only retain this cookie during a single session. Stopping/restarting FF loses the cookie.
Maybe there's a browser setting I'm missing.
36.0.1? Mine doesn't. It will only retain this cookie during a single session. Stopping/restarting FF loses the cookie.
When I made that post the latest version of Firefox was 35.0.1. Since then FF has been updated to 36.0 then 36.0.1 and the setting still works correctly and is maintained.
I have my cookies set to accept and 'ask me everytime' how long to keep them, and Satelliteguys is always allowed.
Windows 8.1
If you'd like FF to look and feel the way it used to,try this;Now I can't even find any cookie settings in FF. Where in heck did they hide it?
http://www.palemoon.org/
The big problem I see with setting FF to "ask me every time" is that I get multiple requests to allow or deny from many other webites on each and every page, e.g. Google.com as well as SG. And to make matters worse, the relevant cookie on SG was still not retained.
The big problem I see with setting FF to "ask me every time" is that I get multiple requests to allow or deny from many other webites on each and every page, e.g. Google.com as well as SG. And to make matters worse, the relevant cookie on SG was still not retained.
I've had it set to always ask for a long time so I don't often see the permission boxes unless going to a new site. That setting apparently makes no difference in your case so it's a mystery.
And to make matters worse, the relevant cookie on SG was still not retained.
Scott, did you do something earlier this week? I'm not sure exactly when this happened, but the relevant cookie is now retained on my W7 work computer running FF 36.
I did that about a month ago, I turned that off because to many people were replying to the email message thinking they were replying to the thread or the PM they received when it wasn't actually going anywhere. And some folks were upset thinking we were censoring them because they replied to the email and they didn't see their posts online. (It would be nice if it worked that way but unfortunately it don't.)
Bummer. The way the message editors are headed, maybe doing the messages via one's favorite e-mail client (except for Outluck where you run a high risk of TNEF) would be preferable.
Easy come, easy go. Now the cookie is again not being retained.
What the hey? I hate it when mysterious things like this go on.
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