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== What's the use case for this feature? == | == What's the use case for this feature? == | ||
1) The user | 1) The user wants to see each and every cookie going through the browser, accepting and rejecting them by hand. (For instance, they might reject all cookies from a site they're casually browsing to once; but accept a login cookie, and whitelist it, for a site they frequent and manually reject third party advertising cookies from the same pageload.) | ||
2) The user is curious and wants to see what's happening, and later turns prompting off. (Perhaps a webdeveloper wants to see, or debug, cookies associated with their page.) | 2) The user is curious and wants to see what's happening, and later turns prompting off. (Perhaps a webdeveloper wants to see, or debug, cookies associated with their page.) | ||