Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.5) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages Reported in Debian BTS at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=407090 I suggest that Konqueror (and/or other relevant KDE components) be able to set HTTP cookie policies based on criteria other than the domain they came from. For instance, one could set a cookie policy to block all cookies whose name matches the regular expression "__utm.*" to block cookies issued by Urchin/Google Analytics. Ideally, a cookie policy could also be more flexible in deciding what to do with the cookie. For instance, Urchin/Google Analytics cookies matched by the above rule could be accepted as session cookies only.
Additional constraints (e.g. matching by regexp, expiration date, domain) should br processed before applying default policy, of course. First accept/reject/ask ends tests, lack of rule match falls through to other tests, eventually to default policy.
I'd love that feature. There are lots of sites where you have to accept the session cookie in order to do something usefull, but where you also receive lots of tracking-cookies (__utm*...) which I'd rather reject. Settings like: "Accept session-cookies, reject cookies with validity > 1 year, reject cookies matching /^__ut/, ask otherwise" would save me lots of clicks.
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