How did you block them? Usually Firefox wouldn't prompt you to do that, but you could do it through the Page Info > Permissions dialog, or on the Options page.

To see what is blocked through Firefox permissions, you can check the exceptions list on the Options page. Check the "Block cookies for more than one website" section of this article to get to that list: Block websites from storing cookies and site data in Firefox.

Are they there?

Thanks for your response. Upon further examination and investigation the default browser EDGE was activated. With Edge, There is an option at the beginning of the URL window that you can click on to see the cookies related to the instant site. Once i determined that the site was of malicious intent, i activated the block of the cookies.

So, i guess Firefox does NOT offer this readily available feature? If not, it should. Consumers are being raped by unethical fraudsters at every turn. The wild wild criminal cyber west is out of control, it is turning into a sewer of deceit and lies.

Thanks,