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Message-ID: <acdc033d0411182110ff93333@mail.gmail.com> From: michealespinola at gmail.com (Micheal Espinola Jr) Subject: Gmail anomaly Yep, something is awry with Firefox's cookie management. it pisses me off. I disconnect from a site (close the browser), but the next time I open FF, all my cookies are acting as if they are still live. The Maxthon add-on for IE does the same thing Its annoying as hell when you are testing web apps. On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 16:33:07 -0800, ifconfig_xl0 <intxl0@...il.com> wrote: > This is not a security risk but a weirdness worth noting. I reported > it as a bug to gmail but im not sure if its a bug on their part it may > be firefox not doing something right. > > If you open two gmail accounts in two different firebird/fox browsers > the first account logged into after a refresh becomes the second > acccount. Or if you send an e-mail with the second account, it may > send as the first and refresh back as account1. > > So if you login with GmailAccount1 and then open another browser and > log into GA2, go back to GA1 browser and hit refresh, GA1 will be in > the mailbox of GA2. > > This obviously is not a security risk because the mailbox was already > logged into, but I still thought it was a weird thing to do. It doesnt > act that way with internet exploder though so it must be something > with Firefox ... > > _______________________________________________ > Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. > Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html > -- ME2
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