Removing cookies for single domain/site?
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shelluser last edited byNo offense, but are you really still using this browser? Or a better question: have you even tried to do what you mention?
Because: Site configuration? What's that?
I don't think you even know what you're talking about...
- Block Ads.
- Wallpapers
- Appearance
- Quick access
- Sidebar
- Synchronization
- Search engine
- Default browser
- On Startup
- Privacy and Security
- Passwords and forms
- WebRTC
- VPN
- Battery saver
- Instant search
- My flow
- Search pop-up
- Video pop out
- Personal news
- Opera turbo
- Start page
- User interface
- Languages
- Downloads
- System
- Shortcuts
- Reset settings
So where is this magical setting you're talking about? If mods can't even find it.. sorry, I'm losing faith here.
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shelluser last edited by
I know a double post is usually frowned upon and to be honest: having every post moderated is also scaring me away (once again: no offense: but I am honestly wondering if any of my critical posts will get through... censorship is a thing these days and if this is happening here as well, then I am definitely no longer a believer).
Having that out of the way: you have no clue what you're talking about. "Search for cookies", I tried:
https://i.imgur.com/vbl8uGp.png
So now what? It's not as obvious as you want to make us believe.
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Your posts are probably queued because you have a reputation score of -1, meaning people have downvoted your posts more than upvoted. I'll upvote your earlier post to get you back to 0; the rest is up to you.
As far as site settings - it's exactly the same as Chrome. Click on the lock or globe icon in the address bar then select Site settings in the pop-up. You should have guessed that one.
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slytheringirl last edited by
I use this extension: Edit This Cookie. It lets you get rid of cookies for any site, even while you're on the site.
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shelluser last edited by
Your posts are probably queued because you have a reputation score of -1, meaning people have downvoted your posts more than upvoted. I'll upvote your earlier post to get you back to 0; the rest is up to you.
Thanks, I appreciate that. I think it's more likely that I slipped through the gaps a bit because I've been participating on this forum long before we had these voting mechanics and I haven't been very active once Opera moved to this version.
As far as site settings - it's exactly the same as Chrome. Click on the lock or globe icon in the address bar then select Site settings in the pop-up. You should have guessed that one.
Well, I don't use Chrome and once again it's not as obvious as you say. See: most sites use HTTPS these days which means that the globe is usually a lock. As such my assumption was to find more information regarding the certificate when I clicked on the lock, not extra stuff such as site information. It seems a bit illogical to me.
We all approach these things differently of course, but more than often features are picked up differently by newcomers than veterans.
Thanks for the feedback!
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Another way to do it is to goto the URL
opera://settings/siteData, type the domain you want in the search field on the siteData page, and choose "Remove all shown". -
A Former User last edited by
Go Menu (Opera Icon Top Left) – Settings – Advanced – Site Settings – Cookies – See all cookies and site data
