is there any way to restore the deleted cookies that has been deleted via bleachbit? its really serious! please help.
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is there any way to restore the deleted cookies that has been deleted via bleachbit? its really serious! please help.
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I doubt it.
But what's so serious about it?
If you don't make backups of your important data, your data is obviously not important to you.
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A bit of late newbie advice--new users should never use bleachbit, just as windows users should never use registry cleaners.Originally Posted by tojonukokhadush
Last edited by critin; November 17th, 2012 at 03:43 PM.
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Re: restoring cookies deleted by bleachbit
yup bleachbit is a great program but you have to know what you are doing. if you dont read what the checked items will delete you could have some bad surpises.
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okay Wim, its a long story!
[[[i had activated login approval in my social networking site (obviously facebook); which would send the authorization code to my mobile in every login attempt! it was working fine till it suddenly stopped sending codes in my mobile and this was not a problem when i had not deleted the cookies of my browser as it would automatically recognize my pc and simply login without asking for any authorization! but as now i have deleted the cookies, i have not this last option to login my profile for after then i would have removed this login approval of my profile once and for all.
the restoration of cookies might help is the last hope!! ]]]
technically here i need to know if i can do so, restoration of cookies deleted by bleachbit?
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Cookies are normally restored when visiting a site and the user saves account or page settings again.
Some web browsers allow the user to make exceptions for cookies so it is possible delete only unwanted cookies.
Many customized personal pages require cookies to be enabled while others like email accounts store settings online.
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You should just be able to login again. Unless you've forgotten your password; in which case facebook has the option to reset it (e.g. by sending you a temporary one).
If you don't make backups of your important data, your data is obviously not important to you.
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yeah! thanks.
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