Cookies and Firefox

[PrincipalSkinner]

I use Firefox and for some obscure reason I don't even remember, I have the browser cookie setting set on "allow cookies but ask me each time". When I am surfing in unknown or suspect territory, I just automatically deny the setting of cookies.

Well, I did this with a particular site and now I want to order something from the site and the ordering software does not work. Assuming that it may need to set cookies in order to work properly, I attempted to re-allow cookies from that site and could not find a way to do so.

Can somebody help? Thank you.

[zerosum]

Tools > Options > Privacy > Cookies

[PrincipalSkinner]

This allows you to get rid of cookies you don't want, and to reset for future cookie encounters; but I see no way to reinstate cookies once refused.

I closed out the site and reloaded several times, and never again saw the little popup window saying "this site is trying to set a cookie--allow/deny/etc". Which brings me back to my original question--If once denied, is there any way to go back and change that denial to an acceptance? There must be, but it's very elusive.

[PrincipalSkinner]

Solution that works (courtesy of Neuge in computer help forum):

Tools > Options > Privacy > + Cookies > Exceptions > Remove applicable site from the list