Comment 51 for bug 44062

(In reply to comment #50)
> Still bad. It just says: 'we don't know how to fix his. So you, the user, should
> fix it for us'

Forgive me... but isn't that the point of much of the discussion here :P?
Besides a whitelist, it *does* seem like no one quite knows how to fix this.
And, imho as well as apparently Alex's, I'd rather be able to fix it myself than
have it not fixed at all.

Not to at all imply I don't think this should be automatically fixed. Indeed,
it would be nice if that can be done. But, if not, I don't see how it would be
that bad for just cookies set for /\...\...$/ domains or something such -
because those sites are uncommon, but as described above it's not *perfect*.
Seems like a good compromise to me, if there's no perfect solution.

But alas, it looks like this is going to sit until someone comes up with an all
around perfect solution, or in other words (imho) never.

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