Help:Safari prevents Logos Catalogue opening

I try for the catalogue > I get: 'Safari Can't Open the Page', gives URL. + says 'cookies cannot parse response (NSURLErrorDomain:-1,017)

I found out online how to fix this: Safari > Settings > Manage Website Data > highlight a data package > click Remove

BUT...

Which data/cookie package Sleep do I delete? That is my question here.

Packages :

1. faithlife.com. cache + HSTS policy

2. faithlifeads.com. cache

3. faithlifecdn.com. cache + HTTP alternative services

4. faithlifetv.com. HSTS policy

5. lexhampress.com. cookies + HSTS policy

6. logos.com. cache, cookies, database, local

7. logos.cdn.com. cache + HTTP alternative services

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8. ***this one works> I can get to catalogue: verbum.com. cache, cookies, databases, local storage + HSTS policy

9. verbumcloud.com. HSTS policy

>>> I'd prefer to delete as few packages as possible to minimize the rebuild. Is there a deletion order I should try?

I get into every other site as I normally do via Safari.

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Don Awalt

To be honest, when Manage Website Data is up, I would do "Remove all". The problem may be a cookie that is unrelated to Faithlife that is affecting it. There could be thousands of them, you'll never find the issue otherwise.

Plus, there is no rebuild - the only thing you will likely have to do is re-log in to web sites again. Cookies just have markers to any settings or configuration you have done on a web site, once you have logged in it will be all set. If there happens to be a web site where you don't log in, you may have to redo a setting but that's unlikely.

I have had this happen often - browser goes wonky in behavior. Clearing all cookies fixes it 99% of the time.

My .02!

scooter

To be honest, when Manage Website Data is up, I would do "Remove all". The problem may be a cookie that is unrelated to Faithlife that is affecting it.

I looked at all cookie packages extant + noticed some were my wife's. Each of us has 1/2 of the computer. But the list of cookies contained both of ours. Hence I deleted the above list, plus a few of mine for sites I no longer visit.

Result: I am whole again.

Thanks, Don, for your reply.