G'day Jak, and anybody else who's listening -
Coincidentally, I was researching cookies today, so I've figured out _what_ Luckman's does.
Ummmm... Yes there is, and no there isn't. It depends first on what browser you use. Luckman's _only_ works with IE4,5,6 and Netscape 4,6 (at least I _think_ it works with NS6). So clever people with Konqueror and Opera (I have 6.03...) don't get it. Whether it will work with v7 browsers is uncertain.
Now, about Cookies: it seems (certainly on this forum, but basically anything which uses restricted access) that what the site places on your machine is more or less what the site expects your machine to send back.
When we tell Proxo to "fake a cookie", it simply replaces the cookie contents with the text string "Monster": OK for the average Double-Click snoop, but not good for Arne's Forum.
OTH, Luckman's actually interrogates the server's cookie, and extracts the bits the server wants to see, so it can drop them into the client's cookie, along with a string of harmless text which replaces the identifying information. So it can fool any site completely.
Now that we have this knowledge, I certainly would not mix Proxo with Luckman's: unset ALL cookie management on Proxo if you want to use it with Luckman's. But if some wonderful person with a lot more programming skills than I have could write a script for Proxo to do what Luckman's does... I think it will be a big script -- Luckman's is 47K, but that does include calls to help files and all that stuff.
There is one more thing about cookie management with Proxo, which I will start a new thread for. Look for "Problem with Disabling JS cookies" on this Q&A forum.
I trust that helps.
Gordon.