3rd Party Cookie Managers

[Tallpaultn]

Is using a 3rd party cookie manager add-on with Pale Moon Browser recommended or just a matter of user preference?

[megaman]

Is using a 3rd party cookie manager add-on with Pale Moon Browser recommended or just a matter of user preference?

User preference and if you trust the add-on.
It is like a "Choose your destiny thing," in Mortal Kombat.

[stravinsky]

nothing is "recommended" in an FOSS community. everything is out there. Just choose and use.

[lyceus]

Is using a 3rd party cookie manager add-on with Pale Moon Browser recommended or just a matter of user preference?

I cannot give a philosophical comment, but just some every-day tips.

When you need to erase your cookies?

* When Google or another site sends you to your country or language version of the site since they "feel" that you are better there.
* When some fields in forms start to be completed with some data like your email.
* When some page comments that since you use facebook or G+ or twitter, why not log-in with those accounts and link them to your profile in that site?
* When ads start to show things that you really to want buy
* When a page greets you and welcome back after be out for X days
* When You Tube remember your last searches and the last videos that you did favorite

Only websites do that magic when you have a huge pile of cookies with pieces of your data around you.

[megaman]

You probably would be fine with the Cooke Manager within Pale Moon as it is, it is fully-functional and might have all you need to begin with.

[Tallpaultn]

Have no idea what a FOSS community is since I'm just an ordinary everyday computer user (for quite a few years now), who was born at nite, but not last nite, but I did exactly that...

[megaman]

Have no idea what a FOSS community is since I'm just an ordinary everyday computer user (for quite a few years now), who was born at nite, but not last nite, but I did exactly that...

Free and Open Source Software.
You found it here.