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Improve Cookie Management with different wording in Privacy & Security Options?

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I would have liked Firefox more and sooner, if under History/Clear History When Firefox Closes/Cookies, the following was put on the page instead of just Cookies: "Cookies Including Allowed Sites." It is reasonable to presume that Managed Permissions protects cookies under all conditions, but this is not the case. Confusion in this area has caused me a fair amount of long term frustration and wasted time, and it was easily avoidable with a tiny bit more detail on this Options page.

I would have liked Firefox more and sooner, if under History/Clear History When Firefox Closes/Cookies, the following was put on the page instead of just Cookies: "Cookies Including Allowed Sites." It is reasonable to presume that Managed Permissions protects cookies under all conditions, but this is not the case. Confusion in this area has caused me a fair amount of long term frustration and wasted time, and it was easily avoidable with a tiny bit more detail on this Options page.

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Hi,

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