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Cookie Dog has not been updated in a while and seems to have a problem parsing certain cookies. This can result in a corrupted cookie file. (Safari 3 & 4). Safari then creates a new cookie file. Suggest looking at Cocoa Cookie which seems to work fine (Safari only) and allows locking and editing cookies.

Cookie Dog has not been updated in a while and seems to have a problem parsing certain cookies. This can result in a corrupted cookie file. (Safari 3 & 4). Safari then creates a new cookie file. Suggest looking at Cocoa Cookie which seems to work fine (Safari only) and allows locking and editing cookies.

Cookies don't seem to save correctly anymore after 10.4.5 update. The cookies that I maked as "Never Delete" are still in there but when I open safari all the pages I logged into are reset and I need to re-login. I do love this software though, I just wish it wasn't causing me problems now.

Cookie Dog, for one, syncs your cookies between all browsers. What, may I ask, are all these wonderful other options? The Dog has performed faithfully for years. Ten bucks - get over it.

I paid form cookie dog back in OS 9, and the developer had no interest in allowing me a free upgrade (which was part of the original deal). There are many suitable and ethically sound alternatives.

Cookie Dog used to be a cookie manager of choice for Safari till PithHelmet was updated to 2.0 and includes cookie editing and management. PithHelment is donationware as opposed to shareware, along with its ad blocking features. FYI: donationware means you only pay for it if you want to and feel it is worth the money. PithHelmet only works with Safari. Now it is my cookie manager of choice due to all of its features and price structure. I encourage Safari users to take a look at it as well as Cookie Dog in order to make an informed decision before spending their money.

cookie dog is great! it deleted all my cookies including the IE cookies which i couldn`t delete in any other way before.

I have been using Cookie Dog for several years and it works exactly as advertised. Cookie Dog 2 is compatible with OS X (including Panther) and Internet Explorer, Safari, Mozilla/Netscape, Camino and Omniweb. When I upgraded to Panther from OS 9 I had to manually manage cookies in Safari and it was a bit of a hassle and a time-waster. Cookie Dog does more, and better, in less time. It's worth every penny of the $10 shareware fee.

Simple and easy to use. Does everything I need it to.