Free cookies are falling software for linux

CookieSwap provides an extension that enables you to maintain numerous sets or profiles of cookies that you can quickly.
Main features:
- Changing your cookies/identity to web e-mail sites (like Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, etc) so that you can quickly look like different users. Nice if you maintain multiple accounts and are tired of logging out and then back in to switch accounts. Also nice if two people are using the same computer and want to switch between accounts quickly.
- Changing your cookies/identity to see how sites like Amazon and Google treat you differently depending on who you are. For example, if Amazon recognizes you as a returning shopper they give you a different looking page (and there were claims that they give you different prices also). Google has begun to use a feature called "Personalized Search", where they modify their search results based on your user identity. There is a question about this when you create your Google account. The results of Google searches are different depending on if Google knows you or not. Use CookieSwap to quickly swap between Google recognizing you and being anonymous. Run the same search and see the differences.
- If you design web sites, you can setup numerous cookie profiles to look like different types of users and swap between those users quickly and easily to test your site in numerous modes (you can hand edit the cookies to have distinct values in each profile using a nice extension like Add & Edit Cookies).

CookiePie is a Firefox extension enabling you to maintain different cookies storage in different tabs and windows.
You can open multiple Gmail/Yahoo Mail accounts in different tabs and windows simulteanously. Developers can use CookiePie to test their Web software with different applications users without needing to open a different browser.
How I can use it?
Download it from: CookiePie Extension
Use the tab context menu to enable CookiePie
For example: Toogle CookiePie in three tabs, and login to different GMail account in both.
Where the idea came from?
We need to use it internally at Nektra, and finally decide to publish it for the community.
What does CookiePie means for the end user?
It means that you can for example open multiple GMail/Yahoo Mail/Hotmail accounts in different tabs and windows simulteanously.
What does CookiePie means for web developers?
Developers working on Web Software supporting multiple users or profiles can use CookiePie to simultaneusly test their software with each user without needing to open a different browser.
How CookiePie was made?
A first look at the FireFox extensions capabilities let us think this extension was almost impossible to do. One of the limitations was the unconnected parts between http transactions and UI being difficult to correlate an UI to a specific http request/response, more when AJAX/XmlHttpRequest (i.e: GMail) is involved.
The work involved mainly short term research and trying to push to the extreme FireFox capabilities without knowing nothing of Mozilla Extensions at the start of development.
Version restrictions:
- Gecko 1.8.1 has some implementation errors: FireFox store cookies although our http observer changes the response header. This means the common cookies are changed in the FireFox extensions for every transaction on each tab. More information at: Mozilla Bugzilla
- The reordering of tabs is breaking GMail account opened tabs.
- GMail has added after we finish this extension, an alert we hope to repair it so GMail doesnt know about another connection on another tab or window.
- User may experience problems with another Firefox extensions (for example Tab Mix Plus)

Extended Cookie Manager is a Firefox extension that detects if a website sends a cookie and shows if this cookie was blocked, allowed or only allowed for session in the statusbar of your browser. It also enables you to change the cookie permissions of websites on demand.

Extended Cookie Manager is a much easier and less bothering way to handle cookies than letting Firefox ask you everytime to allow a cookie or not.

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Falling is a fast-paced survival game involving a ball falling through wooden planks.

Falling is a survival game where the user controls a small steel ball and tries to roll it through holes in floors which are constantly moving up.

Avoid being crushed between the top of the window and a floor, avoid mechanical sticks of TNT that explode on contact, and avoid magnetic balloons which pull you to the top of the screen.

Collect jewels for extra points. Try to survive as long as possible!

FallingWords is a simple QT game that can help anyone to improve his/her typing skill.

The goal of the game is to type the falling words before they touch the bottom of the screen.

According to the difficulty you choose, words will fall at different speed.

The score is calculated according to the selected skill.

Cookie Button in the status bar is a Firefox button for easy access to cookie permissions in the status bar. For those who have been asking for cookie button in the status bar.

Some features are optional. See Tools -> Extensions/Addons, select Cookie button in the status bar, press Options/Preference Button.

Please post more info about the context menu bug to http://bugzilla.mozdev.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15011

mod_auth_cookie_mysql2 is a rewrite of the mod_auth_cookie_mysql module for apache 1.3. Some features were added, some were forgotten.
The module is available for apache 1.3 (mod_auth_cookie_mysql1) and apache 2 (mod_auth_cookie_mysql2). It is tested with mysql 3.x/4.x and and 5.0.x.
The current version of of this module is version 0.7.
If you want to receive a message when a new version is released, please leave your e-mail address in the announcements field at the left top of this site. This will register you to a moderated mailing list. Your e-mail address, will be kept private, it isnt visible to other users and it will not be distributed.
Basic auth is a standard authentication method in the internet. Two big disadvantages are, that on every request the username and password are transmitted to the webserver and there is no possibility to log out without closing the webbrowser.
With this module you can authorize your users with cookies. An external script sets the cookie and this module checks it against a MySQL database. The username/password combination is only one time transferred to the webserver when the external authenticator script (which sets the cookie) checks the user data. The generated cookie consists only of random session data.
So you can, for example, authenticate the user and set the cookie in a ssl connection and then use the cookie in a non-ssl environment and nobody can spy the username/password. Since the cookie is only random session data nobody can "hack" the system by manipulating the cookie values. Additionally you can add checks for session expiry and the correct remote ip on the server side.
Main features:
- Fake Basic Auth with cookies
- Cookie only consists of random session data, no username or password
- Can check expiry information stored in database against cookie
- Can check if the remote IP is equal to the IP stored in database
Enhancements:
- bug fix: return-code of function check_valid_cookies not initialized - thanks to Valerii Valeev