I have a Shopify website I am working on and I am using a built-in "app" that auto-fills the shipping information during checkout from cookies based on the last person's registry (a page on the website) that you viewed.
The issue is if the end-user is using Google Chrome and has their cookies setting "Preload pages for faster browsing and searching" turned on it won't auto-fill the shipping information.
The shipping information is stored securely and the end-user cannot see it, we just load a custom GUID for the last persons registry that was viewed into cookies then when they go to the checkout page we read that GUID to know what the shipping information to use when they purchase an item.
How can we read cookies when the end-user has the "Preload pages for faster browsing and searching" turned on in Google Chrome?
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Lets say, one visited a Website, which loaded a js-module.
This module loaded some information into a form and the chrome browser displayed it.
Is it anyhow possible to restore this information (i.e. via the browser cache) and view it?
What I've tried so far:
View Source of Web-Page in Chrome, but i did not record the communication, so no data here
installed "ChromeCacheView v2.21 - Cache viewer for Google Chrome Web browser" and viewed the Files with Dates which correspond to the concerning session time
Regarding the second point: I can only view the js-files unfortunately.
Yes, but it depends on what device you are on. If you are on the computer, go into your google history and find the website you need. Then, you can copy the link and save it somewhere else.
Also, if you don't know how to get into your history, click control h.
The instructions given for clearing individual cookies at the Google help page at https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en is incorrect for version 62, it seems.
Under Advanced settings, Privacy and Security, Clear Browsing Data one can only clear ALL cookies back for a period of time specified in the drop down menu. I can't seem to find any way of clearing ALL cookies from a specific site the way it was possible in the past (and the way specified in the help page).
Has this been moved to another place in the Settings interface, or has Google deleted the ability to manage cookies site by site?
The fastest way (at least in Chrome 63) is just to open the following url:
chrome://settings/siteData
Just pick the site you're interested in and you'll see all cookies (or other artifacts like cache, localstorage, etc.).
This is now buried deep in Chrome > Preferences > Advanced > Privacy & Security > Content Settings > Cookies > See all cookies and site data!
Fortunately you can get straight there by typing - chrome://settings/siteData in the address bar.
Once it loads, you can search for & delete individual cookies
Click the "i" next to the domain. There should be the word "Cookies" and under that the text " used". Click that. Now select the first one and spam-click "Remove" until the list is empty.
I Found one more powerful way to delete the site's client-side data. Go to Developer tools(F12) under the application tab, select clear storage.
can clear
Cookies
Cache
Indexed DB
Web SQL
Service Workers
and a lot more.
How to get the list of pages deleted using OneNote API (To synch the offline content)?
Assume we have 10000 pages in OneNote which is cached locally. When a page is deleted in OneNote how to identify the delete operation using API?
Unfortunately, the API currently does not support retrieving deleted (recycle bin) content. If you believe this is a feature we should have, please create/upvote items in our uservoice site.
https://onenote.uservoice.com/forums/245490-onenote-developer-apis
If what you are interested in are changes in user's content (deletes, adds, edits) then webhooks is what you should use. You basically subscribe to user's changes and get notified on any changes. You could cache the list of pages and on every change, identify which pages were added/deleted/edited. Note: only applies to consumer notebooks
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/office365/howto/onenote-sync
I'm doing some beta testing of my new Chrome extension for Gmail, and I'm wondering what the correct way to link to the web store from an adwords campaign is?
There isn't enough space to display the web store link, and shorteners violate policy. Should I be linking to the main site, and then using an ad extension with a link to the chrome store?
The idea is just to drive some limited targeted traffic directly to the download/install page without self hosting it yet.
I'm new to Google Chrome plug in development. I have learnt how to develop a basic plug in. Now the problem is I'm trying to make a plug in that can read saved cookies of a particular website you visit.
For instance, a user visits www.facebook.com, after login he will click on our plug-in icon and a drop down window will appear and show all the cookies saved by Facebook.
Here I want to ask how to read the cookies of the site you are visiting? Is that possible to sort cookies with respect to site you visit?
If yes? Can you provide me a reference of how it could be done?
There is a Cookies API that allows Chrome extensions to access the browser's cookies, without having to send HTTP requests to obtain those cookies. More references
This thread might also be helpful.