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Common
Cookie Filter List
The
Cookie Filter List
section looks like this:
Using this section, you can add entries to the Cookie Filter List and edit them.
Shell expressions in this list will be compared to the domain where the cookie
was sent from or will be sent to, in order to determine whether the cookie is
good, neutral or bad. Good cookies can pass, bad cookies are filtered out and
neutral cookies will vanish after the configured life span.
To add a cookie to the list, use the area labeled:
•
Add new cookie
In the input field provided here enter the cookie.
Then classify it by checking of one of these three radio buttons:
—
good – neutral – bad
The
neutral
button is checked by default.
—
Add to Cookie Filter List
After specifying a cookie and classifying it, click on this button to add it
to the list.
This addition will be valid only under the policy you are currently con-
figuring.
To add a cookie to the list for all policies, mark the checkbox labeled
Add to all policies
before clicking on the button.
If a cookie that was configured under another policy is already in the
list, the setting of the
Add to all policies
checkbox will have no effect.
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