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How to disable cookies for a specific website?

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I want to disable cookies for certain website. For example allowing cookies from google and disabling cookies from quora. I don't want to disable cookies from all websites.

I want to disable cookies for certain website. For example allowing cookies from google and disabling cookies from quora. I don't want to disable cookies from all websites.

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orange
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Hi, you can follow below guidelines

  1. Click the menu button and select Settings
  2. Select Privacy & Security panel and go to Cookies and Site Data section
  3. Click Manage Exceptions
  4. A dialog box - Exceptions - Cookies and Site Data will open.
  5. Type in the website address that you wish to block.
  6. Click Block
  7. Click Save Changes to finish.

Here is an article explains on cookies settings on Mozilla Firefox: Block websites from storing cookies and site data in Firefox

I hope this helps.

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