Re: ING Direct - No love for Opera :(

"Jack Hill" <[email protected]> Wed, 21 Jul 2010 15:48:53 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.opera.general
Message-ID <op.vf7tnrske6fcxy@jack-hills-imac>
Thanks, Hallvard, I'll give it my best shot.
==J

On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 13:53:16 -0700, Hallvord Steen <[email protected]>  
wrote:

>> PS, Jack: if even Opera premium support could not help troubleshoot/fix  
>> this
>> issue, I am kind of losing hope anyone will be able to :(
>
>
> Well, I no longer work at Opera support (used to, before they started  
> calling it
> "Premium"), but have you tried inspecting the cookies set by this site  
> before
> and after a restart? If you go through the log in and check the box to  
> remember
> details, then go to your cookie manager (Preferences > Advanced >  
> Cookies >
> Cookie manager) and note down the names of the cookies related to the  
> site
> (perhaps take a screenshot or something if it's a lot of stuff to write  
> down).
>
>
> Then restart Opera, don't go to the site but go directly to the cookie  
> manager
> and try to figure out what cookies Opera forgot. Perhaps compare with a
> different browser on your system if it has a cookie manager? Usually, a  
> server
> sets one or more cookies that are meant to be forgotten when the browser  
> is
> closed (aka "session cookies") and one or more cookies that should be  
> remembered
> across sessions. Seems Opera deletes too many on restart, or simply  
> doesn't keep
> them in the first place - if we figure out which ones, we're one step  
> closer to
> understanding why.
>
> (Debugging cookie problems on HTTPS connections isn't always a piece of  
> cake
> though. Much of the point of HTTPS is after all to make it impossible to  
> see
> what's going over the wire.. Best of luck :) )
>
> Hallvord
>
>
>
>
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