Google got through "Block Cookies From third parties and advertisers". This is a bit different and far more serious.
I imagine the process is the same, though. But it's probably a Safari error this time, given that it's not supposed to be accepting anything.
I've notice that in Safari 5.2, "block from third-parties" is completely broken in the sense that it doesn't save your preference. Every time you open Safari's preferences, it's automatically set back to "Accept All". Guess they're ignoring the problem instead of fixing it.
I've notice that in Safari 5.2, "block from third-parties" is completely broken in the sense that it doesn't save your preference. Every time you open Safari's preferences, it's automatically set back to "Accept All". Guess they're ignoring the problem instead of fixing it.
Where did you get Safari 5.2 ?
The latest Mac version is 5.1.3 from what I can see. And I don't have that issue you described.
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The same way Google did it.
That's not what Google did.
Google got through "Block Cookies From third parties and advertisers". This is a bit different and far more serious.
Google got through "Block Cookies From third parties and advertisers". This is a bit different and far more serious.
I imagine the process is the same, though. But it's probably a Safari error this time, given that it's not supposed to be accepting anything.
I've notice that in Safari 5.2, "block from third-parties" is completely broken in the sense that it doesn't save your preference. Every time you open Safari's preferences, it's automatically set back to "Accept All". Guess they're ignoring the problem instead of fixing it.
I've notice that in Safari 5.2, "block from third-parties" is completely broken in the sense that it doesn't save your preference. Every time you open Safari's preferences, it's automatically set back to "Accept All". Guess they're ignoring the problem instead of fixing it.
Where did you get Safari 5.2 ?
The latest Mac version is 5.1.3 from what I can see. And I don't have that issue you described.
Where did you get Safari 5.2 ?
Ah, it's Mountain Lion. I think 5.2 is also available standalone from the developer site.
The latest Mac version is 5.1.3 from what I can see. And I don't have that issue you described.
Good. Although that doesn't make much difference, given that 'block ad cookies' doesn't work at all, anyway.