When you use Ubuntu workstations in your office, you need to make sure your computers remain secure.One way to manage this is to verify which cookies are on your computer.And since Ubuntu comes with a local and updated edition of Firefox., you verify your Firefox cookies.Cookies from Firefox retail outlets in a small database record called “cookies.sqlite” that you can access on a device.With SQLite, you can perform a database operation on the registry to read the cookies it contains.
Click the Ubuntu icon in the taskbar, “terminal” in the search bar, and then click on the terminal icon that appears.
Install the SQLite3 package from Ubuntu repositories with the following command:
sudo apt-get sqlite3
Navigate to your Firefox profile folder with the command:
cd /home/user/.mozilla/firefox/profile
This illustrates the command with “user” representing your username and “profile” representing the call of your Firefox profile:
Run SQLite in the profile to open the cookies.sqlite file:
sqlite3 cookies.sqlite
Read the cookie log entries in the following SQL statement:
select SQlite – FROM moz_cookies
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