#OPEN FIREFOX PROFILE MANAGER MAC MAC OS#

You should see all the values stored in your cookie for this site. Select * from moz_cookies where domain = '.' tables you should see the table moz_cookies, which you can then query and investigate further. If all goes well you should get the sqlite> command prompt.

The Chrome Browser for the enterprise bundle file contains a sample file that you can copy and customize for your own use. In the right side of the window, click the Library folder to open it. Your home folder will be selected, (usually the name of your Mac user account). Navigate to your user /Library folder: (OS X 10.6) Click the Finder icon in the dock.

Now, drag the cookies.sqlite3 database (the original or your copy) to the terminal, press return in the terminal. To set up Chrome Browser on Mac, you create a configuration profile and deploy it using your preferred mobile device management (MDM) tool. When you start Firefox, a new profile will be created.

Open a new terminal window, and drag the sqlite3 binary from the downloads folder to the terminal window, this should enter the path to sqlite3 onto the command line.

If you want to use the Firefox one directly then I think you have to quit Firefox first, otherwise it has a lock on the file.

Inside you will find the cookies.sqlite database file, you can use this here directly, but you might want to make a copy somewhere else to use without risk of messing up the one that Firefox uses.

Open this folder, or if you have more than one profile, open the folder of the profile you are looking for.

Presuming you only have one Firefox profile, you should see a folder here called fault (where the XXX string will be some random characters).

Open up a new finder window, press CMD + Shift + G, in the 'go to' dialog that pops up enter ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles and then press return.

Download SQLite 3, go to your downloads folder and unzip the file so that you now have a new SQLite 3 sitting in your downloads folder.I downloaded SQLite 3.7.10 from and then I could open the file.

#OPEN FIREFOX PROFILE MANAGER MAC MAC OS#

I had the same problem trying to read the cookies.sqlite file on Mac OS 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard).

Open firefox profile manager mac