(*** This bug was imported into bugs.kde.org ***) Package: konqueror Version: 1.9.8 Severity: Wishlist I'd like tp be able to modify cookies from within the cookie-manager. Specifically I'd like the ability to change the expire date. Some sites set login cookies to be good for only a few hours and I want those to be persistent instead. I can accomplish this by logging out (the only way I seem to be able to force my cookies to be written to disk and clear the internal cache) change it through a console text-editor then log back into kde and continue on my merry way. I mean the box is right there if only I could modify its value... ----------------------------------------------------- Protect yourself from spam use http://sneakemail.com
On Wednesday 31 December 1969 16:00 Geoffrey Hausheer wrote: > Package: konqueror > Version: 1.9.8 > Severity: Wishlist > > I'd like tp be able to modify cookies from within the cookie-manager. > Specifically I'd like the ability to change the expire date. Some sites > set login cookies to be good for only a few hours and I want those to be > persistent instead. > I can accomplish this by logging out (the only way I > seem to be able to force my cookies to be written to disk and clear the > internal cache) change it through a console text-editor then log back into > kde and continue on my merry way. I mean the box is right there if only > I could modify its value... You don't have to logout. Typing "kcookiejar --shutdown" writes the cookies to disk and shuts down the cookiejar. You can then edit them and restart the cookiejar with "kcookiejar" or "kdeinit_wrapper kcookiejar". Cheers Waldo -- bastian@kde.org | SuSE Labs KDE Developer | bastian@suse.com
I believe being able to edit would still be a nice feature. My purpose would be for testing web software you are developing yourself, would be nice to change values on the fly.
*** Bug 54796 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This feature has already been implemented a long time ago...