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I would like to set cookie exceptions in Google Chrome but I don't know how to avoid several entries for similar domain as in:
[*.]amazon.com[*.]amazon.co.uk[*.]amazon.co.jp[*.]amazon.deUpper configuration of course works, but it means I have to add several entries to just cover amazon sites.
Is it possible to configure these with a single entry?
Robert Koritnik
Posted 2012-08-27T18:46:24.123
Reputation: 1 728
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This can't be done in Google Chrome. Information
This is for security reasons. Where [*.]amazon.com will always be a subdomain of Amazon.com, and therefore a site you trust, allowing all TLD's would allow anyone to create a similar site they have full control of and potentially use in a malicious way. In fact, using amazon as an example, there are some, admittedly unlikely, options still available with various TLDs
Someone with a spare $1300 who fancies making something malicious out of amazon.yoga would then get past your mask, and would have nothing to do with Amazon.
If you try and add a wildcard at the end, it'll revert to allowing all sites cookie access (Which is odd behaviour but it won't allow it).
Jonno
Posted 2012-08-27T18:46:24.123
Reputation: 18 756
Have you tried
[*.]amazon.[*]? – Gottlieb Notschnabel – 2016-01-18T09:17:09.077