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I have a program installed K9 Web Protection in my PC. It detects any changes made in the hosts file and blocks the access to that website. I have made these changes in my hosts file
::ffff:216.239.38.120 google.com www.google.com
216.239.38.120 google.com www.google.com
Now what happens is, if I make changes in hosts file after once opening the website that is its cookie is stored then it does not display warning. but once I clear the cookies it detects the change and website does not open. Is there any way I can store a cookie file permanently and use it anytime? What I tried is I extended the lifetime of a cookie to 2050 and then copying the cookie.sqlite
file from the c:users>acer>appdata>local>google>chrome>userdata>default
to desktop and then clear the cookies of browser. Afterwards, I copied the desktop file to same directory but K9 again got hold of that.
- Can I make a cookie permanent and store it at a different location and use it whenever I want?
- Other links are opening but not Google, why?
You do understand Google has multiple IP addresses for their domains, and they can change, so your host solution shouldn’t be used. You should create an exception for a google. – Ramhound – 2018-05-31T16:31:40.493
@user3701825, that was a bad edit. Please don't abuse
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code`` for some highlighting. – Arjan – 2018-06-01T08:01:02.973i have solved the problem what i did is i allowed google.com in k9 settings – Sudhir Sharma – 2018-06-01T08:02:53.087