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

[Karl Kuehn]

	4.5 has both behaviors. If you go to forums.macnn.com first, and 
reject cookies there, you still get the opportunity to accept them at 
www.macnn.com or the ones from macnn.com.
	I believe that if you reject the ones from macnn.com first, then by 
default www.macnn.com, etc will be rejected too. My guess would be that 
this is carried forward to 5.0, with the nice addition that you can 
manually adjust them more easliy after the fact. My only worry is that 
in cases like the macnn.com cookie (attached to a image in this case) 
might be tough to find. In this case it would not matter (it is just a 
marketing tracking cookie), but I can foresee cases where this could 
cause problems.

		Karl Kuehn
			larkost at softhome.net

On Jan 2, 2004, at 7:40 PM, Michael Brewer wrote:

> 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?