OmniWeb-l digest, Vol 1 #957 - 39 msgs

[Michael Brewer]

On Jan 2, 2004, at 6:51 PM, Brian C. wrote:

> This is exactly one of the things that the site-specific prefecences 
> is designed to help with, actually. Set your default cookies action to 
> "Don't accept cookies". You open a site you want to change this 
> setting for, you open the site prefs with a keystroke, you change the 
> cookie setting, you close the site prefs. No need to look at the list 
> we generate at all.

How does site-specific preferences determine what a site is, though? Is 
everything under one domain name considered to be one site? Is it 
everything with same domain name and host name? What about parts of the 
path in the URL?

To use Dot Mac as an example...

http://www.mac.com/ is a different site from http://webmail.mac.com/

and

http://homepage.mac.com/jmbrew/ could be considered a different site 
from http://homepage.mac.com/steve/

To use Ebay as an example...

http://www.ebay.com/ should be considered the same site as 
http://signin.ebay.com/

How does OmniWeb 5 treat these situations?