Comodo Dragon

• Comodo Dragon - Introduction
• System Requirements
• Download And Install Comodo Dragon
• The Basics
  • Start Comodo Dragon
  • Set Up Your Homepage In Comodo Dragon
  • Search The Internet Using Comodo Dragon
  • Set Default Search Engine
  • Comodo Dragon Logging Policies
  • Prediction Service
  • Re-open Most Visited And Recently Closed Websites
  • Add Home Button To The Toolbar
  • Open Preset Pages On Startup
  • View Browsing History
  • Configure Pop-ups
  • Set Browser Languages, Fonts And Encoding
  • Search For Important Browser Settings
  • Configure Dragon Updates
  • Manage Website Passwords
  • Import Settings From Another Browser
• Tabbed Browsing
  • Open A New Tab
  • Customize The New Tab Page
  • Rearrange Tabs
  • Close Tabs, Windows And Comodo Dragon
  • Display / Hide Application Buttons On The Toolbar
  • Manage App Shortcuts For Desktop And Start Menu
• Bookmarks
  • Create Bookmarks
  • Find And Edit Bookmarks
  • Manage Bookmarks
  • Import And Export Bookmarks
• Privacy And Security
  • Delete Browsing History
  • Manage Cookies
  • Configure Content Settings In Comodo Dragon
  • Configure Advanced Settings
  • Use Comodo Dragon In Incognito Mode
  • Use Comodo Dragon In Virtual Mode
  • SSL Certificates And Secure Connections
  • SSL/HTTPS Security Settings
  • Block Insecure Content
  • Force Secure Connections
  • CertSentry
  • Manage Multiple Users
• Downloads
  • Download A File
  • Change Download Location
  • Clear Download History
  • View Download History
• Tools And Other Features
  • Manage Extensions
  • Zoom The Web-page
  • Form Autofill
  • Enable Or Disable Sync Settings
  • Protect Your Synced Passwords
  • Enable / Disable Malware Domain Filtering (Comodo Secure DNS)
  • Apply Themes
  • View Task Manager From Comodo Dragon
  • Search Within Page Content
  • Customize Your Spell Checker
  • Create Application Shortcuts
  • Manage Your Search Engines
  • View And Stop Background Pages And Applications
  • View, Save And Print A PDF
  • Keyboard And Mouse Shortcuts For Comodo Dragon
  • Website Security Indicators
  • The Share Page Button
  • Сonfigure Access Pages Through A Web Proxy
  • Adobe Flash Player Storage Settings
  • Scan Websites For Malware Using Web Inspector
  • Manage Protocol Handlers
  • Use The Address Bar (Omnibox)
  • Configure Media Settings
  • Configure Access To MIDI Devices
  • Configure Unsandboxed Plug-in Access Settings
  • Run Dragon Browser In The Background And Accelerate Performance
  • Use Media Downloader To Download Streaming Media
  • Reset Browser Settings
  • Cloud Print Settings
  • Set Automatic Downloads On Dragon
  • Protected Content
  • How To Add Accessibility Features To Dragon
• Troubleshooting
  • Errors And Crashes In Comodo Dragon
  • Display Problems In Comodo Dragon
  • Report A Bug
• Portable Version
• Uninstall Comodo Dragon
• About Comodo Dragon

Manage Cookies

•  Cookies are small pieces of information sent by websites that you've visited and stored by your web browser.
  

• Cookies are used by these websites to store your preferences about that website (for example, if you ask a website to 'Keep me logged in' or similar, it is the cookie that keeps a record of this preference).

• However, a potential privacy concern with cookies is that they can allow websites to track your navigation when you are browsing those websites. So it is vital that you know about cookie settings.

• Comodo Dragon allows you to control how cookies are handled during your browsing sessions:

 

To set cookie permissions

• Click the button at the top-right
  

• Select 'Settings' > scroll down and click 'Show advanced settings'

• Click the 'Content settings' button in the 'Privacy' > 'Cookies'
  

 

The 'Cookies' area allows you to configure the browser to allow or block cookies selectively, exceptions to the settings. Also, you can view the currently stored cookies and selectively remove them.

• Configure whether or not to allow cookies to be stored.

• Allow local data to be set – Allows both cookies from the webpage you visit and from the third-parties like adverts displayed on the webpage, to be stored on your computer.

• Keep local data only until I quit my browser  - Allows sites to store cookies only until the current browsing session. The cookies will be automatically erased once the browser is closed.

• Block sites from setting any data – Blocks any website from storing cookies on your computer. Please note that websites that require your sign-in will not work, if this setting is selected. In the will be displayed indicating a cookie has been blocked.

• To add exceptions to the cookie storage settings as configured above, click the 'Manage Exceptions' button.

The 'Cookie and site exceptions' dialog will be displayed.


  

• To add an exception for a website, enter the domain name in the "Hostname pattern" field. All sub-domains too, will be automatically added.

• Use the drop-down menu under 'Behavior' to choose whether or not to allow cookies. The options available are 'Allow', 'Block' and 'Clear on exit'.

• Repeat the process to add more websites.

• To remove a website from the list, click 'X' that appears on the right-end of the domain name on selecting it.

• Click 'Done' for your settings to take effect.

• To view and manage the currently stored cookies, click the 'All cookies and site data' button

 

A list of all cookies currently stored on your computer will be displayed. You can search for a specific cookie, start typing its name in the 'Search Cookies' text box and choose from the options shown below it.

• To delete a cookie, select it and click 'X' that appears at the right end of it

• To remove all cookies at once, click the 'Remove all' button

 

Information about cookies in the current page

 

Cookie icon will be displayed in the address bar of the page that you have blocked or set to allow.

• If you have selected to block all cookies by default, but made exception to allow cookies for a certain page, the icon will appear in the address bar of that page.

• If you have selected to allow cookies by default, but made exception to block cookies for a certain page, the icon will appear in the address bar of that page.

You can view the cookies that have been blocked or set by clicking the icon.

• Click the cookie icon in the address bar.

 

• Click the 'Manage cookie blocking' link to open the 'Cookies and site data' dialog, for managing exceptions. Refer to the explanation above for more details.

• Click the 'Show cookies and other site data' to view cookies allowed/blocked from the website you are currently visiting.

The 'Allowed' and 'Blocked' tabs displays the respective lists of allowed and blocked cookies from the current website.

• To allow a blocked cookie, select the cookie from the 'Blocked' list and click 'Allow' or 'Clear on exit' as per your preference

• To block a allowed cookie, select the cookie from the 'Allowed' list and click 'Block'

• To delete a allowed cookie, select the cookie from the 'Allowed' list and click 'Remove'

• Click 'Close' for your changes to take effect.