KCookiesPolicyDlgUI KCookiesPolicyDlgUI 0 0 444 552 unnamed cbEnableCookies Enable coo&kies <qt> Enable cookie support. Normally you will want to have cookie support enabled and customize it to suit your privacy needs. Please note that disabling cookie support might make many web sites unbrowsable. </qt> bgPreferences unnamed cbRejectCrossDomainCookies Only acce&pt cookies from originating server <qt> Reject the so called third-party cookies. These are cookies that originate from a site other than the one you are currently browsing. For example, if you visit www.foobar.com while this option is on, only cookies that originate from www.foobar.com will be processed per your settings. Cookies from any other site will be rejected. This reduces the chances of site operators compiling a profile about your daily browsing habits. </qt> cbAutoAcceptSessionCookies Automaticall&y accept session cookies <qt> Automatically accept temporary cookies meant to expire at the end of the current session. Such cookies will not be stored in your computer's hard drive or storage device. Instead, they are deleted when you close all applications (e.g. your browser) that use them. NOTE: Checking this option along with the next one will override your default as well as site specific cookie policies. However, doing so also increases your privacy since all cookies will be removed when the current session ends. </qt> cbIgnoreCookieExpirationDate Treat &all cookies as session cookies <qt> Treat all cookies as session cookies. Session cookies are small pieces of data that are temporarily stored in your computer's memory until you quit or close all applications (e.g. your browser) that use them. Unlike regular cookies, session cookies are never stored on your hard drive or other storage medium. NOTE: Checking this option along with the previous one will override your default as well as site specific cookie policies. However, doing so also increases your privacy since all cookies will be removed when the current session ends. </qt> bgDefault Default Policy true <qt> Determines how cookies received from a remote machine will be handled: <ul> <li>Ask will cause TDE to ask for your confirmation whenever a server wants to set a cookie."</li> <li>Accept will cause cookies to be accepted without prompting you.</li> <li>Reject will cause the cookiejar to refuse all cookies it receives.</li> </ul> NOTE: Domain specific policies, which can be set below, always take precedence over the default policy. </qt> unnamed rbPolicyAsk Ask &for confirmation rbPolicyAccept Accep&t all cookies rbPolicyReject Re&ject all cookies gbDomainSpecific Site Policy <qt> To add a new policy, simply click on the Add... button and supply the necessary information. To change an existing policy, use the Change... button and choose the new policy from the policy dialog box. Clicking on the Delete button will remove the currently selected policy causing the default policy setting to be used for that domain whereas Delete All will remove all the site specific policies. </qt> unnamed spacer1 Vertical MinimumExpanding 20 16 layout3 unnamed pbNew &New... pbChange Chan&ge... pbDelete D&elete pbDeleteAll Delete A&ll Domain true true Policy true true lvDomainPolicy Extended true true 0 <qt> List of sites for which you have set a specific cookie policy. Specific policies override the default policy setting for these sites. </qt> layout2 unnamed tbClearSearchLine ... Clear Search textLabel1 &Search: kListViewSearchLine kListViewSearchLine Search interactively for domains tbClearSearchLine clicked() kListViewSearchLine clear() kdialog.h tdelistview.h tdelistviewsearchline.h