how to move cookies to the black/white list

robmeyer

how to move cookies to the black/white list ?

Rightclicking the selected cookie does not point to them.

Drag and drop does not work.

And btw, what's the difference between the keeplist and the Whitelist, and vv Remove and Blacklist.

Thanks for clearing up my mind.

Rob

jepe

Hello Rob,

Indeed in Cookie and History Manager the right-click does not work directly. You have first to select an item and then you will only have, with a right-click, the options to manage the items.

In White and Black-List you can insert search words to manage automatically the items found - see details on the bottom of the window and/or in the handbook, page 47 under History Manager.

Jean-Paul

robmeyer

So the black & whitelist have to be served manualy. That means:

1. find the cookie in the unkownlist

2. write it on a piece of paper

3. go to the black- or Whitelist window

4. enter the cookie manualy

If this is right, why not a drag&drop build in (hello Macecraft / Juoni !!)

Not answered is my question:

What is the difference between the Keeplist and the Whitelist

and yes, I read page 47 of the handbook before sending my questions.

and no, this handbook is not a good online-help. I think that the helppages of the earlier versions were much more to the point.

and because version 360 has to be superior to 141, I stick to 360, otherwise I should return immediately.

jepe

Well Rob,

In the Black and White list you enter only general search words, so this lists will automatically transfert items from the Unknown list matching with this search words to the Keep or Remove list.

And than you may - from the Remove list - select all or only a part of the items and remove them effectively.

If there you find some items you would still keep, you could select them and upon a right-click move this ones to the Keep list.

The same procedure can be done also from the Keep list to the Remove list, of course.

Jean-Paul.

P.s.: I think in PowerTools 1.4. you can't find a Cookie or History Manager at all.