On Monday, 5 September 2016 11:23:42 UTC+1, Dave W wrote:
"Weatherlawyer" wrote in message
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I have been getting messages appearing ina purple table to the right of my
screen advising me what cookies are ignoring my right to privacy. Already
gunning for flash with NoScript I had failed to sort out the Ghostery
problem and as I had recently reset my screen resolution it has become a
plague.

It turns out that all I had to do was key into th icon in the toolbar that
held the secondary advisory (The number of tracking cookies operating in
whichever tab was open.)

Google seems to be the most insistent repeatedly supplying a restricted
cookie. But I expect no less from them as they are well protected with the
NSA/CIA. I wonder how that is going to work for them after WW4 against the
Muslims, with a 5th column already installed among their own brown skinned
workforce.

That is going to be interesting.

Sorry about the politics but I think the forum might be glad to learn of the
free application for Firefox. Goodluck to all. Badluck to all spies!
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What is "the Ghostery problem"? Why have you got "the secondary advisory"?
There is a little blue icon in the toolbar that also adiv=ses me on the number of cookies that may be restricted. The purple box tells me who owns them as well as how many there are.

I suggest you try it.

What is "a restricted cookie"? What is "the free application for Firefox"?

Any cookie that is not necessary for the operation of the website is usually not worth the bother of having, although removing it may cause issues. Personally although probelmatic, having a disfunctional website isn't my problem. These days there is a massive choice of places to go and other things to see online. I would rather restrict that website's access until they learn not to put warez onto my computers.

What has all this to do with DIY?

Grow up, dope!