Browsing the internet I use Firefox and before that Mozilla.  These 
browsers provide very good control over cookies.  I always set mine to 
ask if I want to allow a cookie.  This both alerts me when a site uses 
cookies and allows control at the time the cookie is placed.  This is all 
good.

The problem is, when going to a URL that I have not ever visited, I 
sometimes do not know if the site is really where I want to go.  Like 
when you end up on some domain name sellers site instead of the intended 
destination.  But, before I find out if the site is what I want, ie. 
before the browser has even started displaying the page, the question 
about accepting a cookie pops up.  So, without knowing what the page 
really contains I must choose what to do with the cookie.

What I would like is the option to reject or accept the cookie after I 
have seen the site.  If the browser could respond to the cookie placement 
directive just enough to render the site, then ask me if I want to keep 
the cookie, that would be great.

Does anyone know of a browser or add-on that will do this?

Alan
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