I accidentally disabled Quack Overflow after asking it one question. How do I reenable it?
2 Answers
Check your cookies
The duck saves a quack
in your cookies. Open your browser's cookie collection and remove the quack
cookie for the site where you want to re-enable Quack Overflow.
For example in Firefox, right click on an empty part of the page, choose "information", then "security" and "show cookies". There should be a quack
cookie with its value set to 1
for the sites where you disabled Quack Overflow. If you remove quack
, Quack Overflow gets re-enabled.
Bookmarklet / code
If you don't want to check your cookies manually, you can also run the following code in your browser's console:
$.cookie("quack",null,{"path":"/","expires":3})
This will unset the quack
cookie. Here's a bookmarklet:
javascript:$.cookie("quack",null,{"path":"/","expires":3})
Note that you will need to refresh the page afterwards.
References
Please take care when you follow the following guides, as wrong usage may make the Cookie Monster cry.
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...I didn't have to do anything more than load this page and it has returned... wait a second, the setting is particular to the community because it is not back on SO– TT--Commented Mar 31, 2018 at 19:18
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@ShadowWizard Yes, so you can say, "but I gave you cookies" to them Commented Dec 17, 2018 at 3:31
Deleting the quack=1
cookie in Chrome
- Open the developer tools
- Menu ⮕ More tools ⮕ Developer tools
- Select the "Application" tab.
- Expand the "Cookies" item on the left, and select the Stack Exchange domain you're using.
- Enter "
quack
" in the filter/search box. - Click on the entry that remains in the list to select it.
- Press the "X" (Delete Selected) button to remove it.
- Reload the page.
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