Settings reset after update #2219

This is so damn annoying. I had too many fucking settings for me to remember. Ugh......

I agree, many updates which I don't mind but settings are a real pain, redoing every day!

@lpitman This should not be happening. What OS are you on and what version do you have installed?

I am using Linux Mint 22.2 Cinnamon and the Librewolf version is 146.0.1-1

It appears that cookies and site data are not persistent after updates, even though exceptions are listed under Manage Exceptions

How did you add the exemptions? https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/#how-do-i-stay-logged-into-specific-websites

Here is a screenshot.

Not checked all of them but a lot of the URLs seem to be wrong.
A lot of the sites in your screenshot show http and not https. I assume that in 2026 no websites does login sessions via http anymore.

Also, a lot of sites use www. subdomains. Amazon is https://www.amazon.com, YouTube is https://www.youtube.com

If you create these rules, you need to make sure they actually match the site properly.

@lpitman wrote in #2219 (comment):

Here is a screenshot.

You are not adding them correctly. Follow the guide https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/#how-do-i-stay-logged-into-specific-websites.

For youtube you would add youtube.com

@any1here wrote in #2219 (comment):

For youtube you would add youtube.com

(削除) Not really. (削除ここまで)
(削除) YouTube is using www.youtube.com for all the sessions, and unless you yourself enter https://www.youtube.com it will default to http only. (削除ここまで)

@alyx161 wrote in #2219 (comment):

@any1here wrote in #2219 (comment):

For youtube you would add youtube.com

Not really. YouTube is using www.youtube.com for all the sessions, and unless you yourself enter https://www.youtube.com it will default to http only.

Just tested it. When you add youtube.com it adds both the http and https version. It exempts subdomains too.

Thank you.

Glad it worked for you :)