Still don't understand how I could protect that cookies from Opera which indeed showed the 193 (just as firefox, but that is solved)
Or should I neglect them? Unchecked
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Still don't understand how I could protect that cookies from Opera which indeed showed the 193 (just as firefox, but that is solved)
Or should I neglect them? Unchecked
I do not comprehend what you stated. Is this an answer? or a redundant statement?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zenobia
Can't seem to locate in SeaMonkey (identified in SpyBot as "Mozilla") nor Flock.Quote:
Originally Posted by tashi
Seamonkey = Edit> Preferences> Privacy & Security > Cookies > Then what?
Flock = Tools > Options > Privacy ? Then what?
im having a very similar issue, but this is what is says "298201 of 376129 entries are already immunized, but 77928 are still unprotected!" i have tried several times, ran as admin even went put all the exe files in the spybot folder on the exception list and same result. im running win vista sp2 and have trend micro maximum security titanium edition.
really could use some help here. thanks
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You can also try some of the following:
Open the Control Panel and uninstall any suspicious or unwanted free-ware software (video recording/streaming, download-managers or PDF creators) that was recently installed.
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Scroll through the list, and uninstall any unwanted or unknown programs.
You can then remove the add ons or extensions from your browser(s) and also change your default search and homepage back to its original settings.
Please restore your browsers:
Internet Explorer
- Open Internet Explorer, click on the gear icon at the top (far right), then click again on Internet Options.
- In the Internet Options dialog box, click on the Advanced tab, then click on the Reset button.
- In the Reset Internet Explorer settings section, check the Delete personal settings box, then click on Reset.
- When Internet Explorer finishes resetting, click Close in the confirmation dialogue box and then click OK.
- Close and open Internet Explorer.
Mozilla Firefox / Seamonkey
-At the top of the Firefox window, click the Firefox button, go over to the Help sub-menu (on Windows XP, click the Help menu at the top of the Firefox window), and select Troubleshooting Information.
- Click the Reset Firefox button in the upper-right corner of the Troubleshooting Information page.
- To continue, click Reset Firefox in the confirmation window that opens.
- Firefox will close and be reset. When it’s done, a window will list the information that was imported. Click Finish
Google Chrome
- Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
- Select Settings.
- Click Show advanced settings and find the "Reset browser settings” section.
- Click Reset browser settings.
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Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edward27821
Screenshots:
Attachment 12411
Attachment 12412
You can see that although processed the items in Flock and SeaMonkey (Mozilla Owner) are still unprotected.
The reset button is not on the Troubleshooting page. Unable to attach the xhtml file
So, here we are in anno domini 2020 and *still* SpyBot SD refuses to immunize (some) Opera cookies.
The "unprotected" count now stands at 194 (as opposed to 193 when this thread began back in the mists of time).
There must be way more than 194 cookies cluttering the Opera universe (stick any number of zeros on the end of 194) so what's so special about this particular group?
This has been an issue for almost seven years and it *still* has not been resolved.
The first and only question is "Why?"
This post is here just in case an SB developer happens to drop by and read it *and then provides an explanation (or goes to work out a fix)*. So please don't dilute the message with replies that don't help (thanks in advance).
I have the same issue..196 still there no matter how many times I immunize.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocCovington
A typical issue is that the affected browser is currently open. In that case, two programs are using the database of the browser, and the browser will win because Immunization is only accessing it for a short time.
Can you confirm this is, or is not, the case please?