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Joel Liu wrote:
> Here is why diigolet needs thrid-party cookie enabled: You don't need to login diigolet again when you restart your browser.

1. This -- don't need to login again when restart browser -- is NOT necessary and Diigo should not think that is what everyone wants (If they want, they can set "Accept cookies Always" in Firefox).

I often set the cookies allowed for sessions only, except one for oneline newspaper site. Again for security reason.

When restarting the browser, does it take long to type ID/password?

2. I still don't understand why the third-party cookies are needed for Diigo's login. Is Diigo the third party?.

Can I make some suggestion (or should I restart a thread for that, moderator? OK. I make one.)

A. Can Diigo team try to reprogram their Diigolet so that Firefox/Opera users do not need to accept third party cookies when using Diioglet?

B. If Diigo thinks Firefox/Opera users just have to accept this and has no plan to improve the security, then please mention "Diigolet requires accepting third party cookies to work in Firefox/Opera" at the web site.

Graham Perrin wrote:
> Subject: cookies
>
> Let's make cookies a separate topic. Thanks.

Fine. If that can help solve the problem of using Diigolet in Firefox.