Mozilla Firefox and Cookies?
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Cookies are simply text files stored on your computer so that the site that installed the cookie can tell you're a returning customer...for the most part. It's how companies like Yahoo can tell who you are each time you visit. Cookies are generally set by the site that you're visiting, however, there are third party cookies that can be set by those other than the site you're visiting. Those cookies are generally third party adverstising cookies. If you went to, for example, yahoo.com, you would get cookies from Yahoo, but also from the advertisers that produce banner ads on behalf of Yahoo...as Yahoo's clients.\n\nIf you're seeing porno cookies, it's because someone either went to a porno site, or they were served ads for a porno site while they were visiting another site...something which, if you're not on a porno site, only happens if you're on a "shady" site, which by itself may not be a porno site, but may have porno advertising on it.\n\nMeaning, you don't always have to frequent porno sites to have porno related cookies. Any site that's out of the mainstream could have them. Mainstream sites, however, such as CNN, Yahoo, MSNBC, AOL, etc are not going to have third party porno cookies.
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Choose Preferences from the Safari menu and click Security.  \n\nTo see the cookies you have accepted, click Show Cookies. You can then remove cookies.
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open up firefox, click on tools and select option next a window will pop up go to the privacy tab then now under the private data section click on the button "clear now" and a menu will come up uncheck everything and check the cookies box and that will clear your cookies
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There are no cookie servers out there. A cookie is simply a small file that is created on your PC as soon as you visit a web site that uses it e.g. Yahoo.com which stores some information about you (personal information) or about your PC or about your behaviors and preferences, so when you visit that web site back, it automatically runs your preferences you left it on the last time you have visited that web site. If you delete that cookie, then your preferences on that site would be reset and it will create a new file on your PC for next time.
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to clean cookies in IE, you go to Tools, Internet Options, Delete cookies.  That's it.\n\nHope this helps.
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A browser cookie is a small piece of information sent by a web server to a web browser to be stored for future use.\n\nThe data in the browser cookie will be sent back to the web server whenever the browser reconnects to the web site.\n\nCookies are commonly used to store user preference information, such as web site options. \n\nCookies are also used to store shopping cart contents. The most security relevant use of browser cookies is when they are used to store authentication data, such as user names and passwords.
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On your browser menu select TOOLS, the select INTERNET OPTIONS, on the window that opens then (general tab) select DELETE COOKIES
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Cookies are small files that websites can cause to be stored on your computer. They contain information about your activity at that site. If Yahoo remembers who you are when you visit the site, it's because the site created a cookie on your computer the last time you logged in.\n\nCookies are somewhat controversial because they are also used by marketing companies to track what you do on the web. For this reason, it is best to set your browser to refuse third party cookies, and to frequently use a spyware remover to root out tracking cookies. You can also manually manage your cookies; your browser's help menu can tell you  how.
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Click on the Tools menu in Internet Explorer and select Internet Options.\nClick the Delete Cookies button.\nClick OK.
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You need to clean out your cache and history files, cleaning the cookies would'nt hurt either.
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Yes you can, and it's quite easy. Cookies are saved as a plaintext, thus you can open it using any text editor program, like Notepad. \n\nIn Windows XP, the cookies is saved in this path:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[YOUR USERNAME]&#92;Cookies\n\nChange the Usernames first then paste it on the Windows Explorer Address Bar.\n\nBe aware the cookies might looked like one long lines with some unrcognizable-character squares. You should delete these squares and replace it with a line feed (press enter) to get a proper cookie view. Or open it on text editor that recognizes non-windows line ending character
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Okay. I don't remember exactly what I said when I answered your question before, but I'll try to rephrase it. The guy that answered above me is wrong because the cookies on your computer only track you when you're using the browser you were using before.\n\nCookies that are placed on your computer while you are using Internet Explorer can only be modified, viewed, or accessed by Internet Explorer, not Netscape and vice versus. \n\nYou don't have to worry about a cookie that was placed by Internet Explorer when you're using Netscape. You also don't have to worry about a cookie from Netscape tracking you when you're using Internet Explorer.\n\n\nThe cookies from Internet Explorer and the cookies from Netscape are indeed placed in different locations. The cookies from Internet Explorer are placed in the following directory (if you're using Windows XP): C:/Documents and Settings/*Your Username*/Cookies. The cookies placed by Netscape are placed somewhere else (I'm not exactly sure where because I don't have Netscape, but I think they are under C:/Documents and Settings/*Your Username*/Application Data/Netscape/Cookies).
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Cookies are pieces of information generated by a Web server and stored in the user's computer, ready for future access. Cookies are embedded in the HTML information flowing back and forth between the user's computer and the servers.\n\nHere is a link to on enemy's site (google) that explains how to enable/disable cookies for almost every browser: http://www.google.com/cookies.html.
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It depends what browser you use.  If it's Internet Explorer, open the browser up and click "Tools" in the top menu bar, and choose "Internet Options".  A little pop-up window will appear, with several tabs along the top.  On that first page, right about the middle, there is a button labeled "Delete Cookies".\n\nOther browsers differ in their specifics, but all the mainstream browsers out there have a similar button somewhere.  search for "cookies" in your browser's help file for more info.
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HOW TO TURN ON COOKIES \n\nWhat Are Cookies? \n\nCookies are a feature of every modern web browser, such as Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape. They are not a security risk under normal use, but they are sometimes "turned off" or disabled. \n\nThey are used by web site authors to store information in a private location on your computer, for use only when browsing a web site. They are a required major feature of most shopping carts and other online applications. Keeping them enabled is recommended. \n\n\nEnabling Cookies \n\nFollowing the directions below to turn on "cookies" in your web browser. If you don't see your browser listed, please check your documentation to find out how to enable cookies. \n\nGo to the "Help" menu and click "About..." to find out what web browser you are using. \n        \nThird Party Blockers \n\nSometimes you may have software installed that blocks cookies. \nThese third-party utilities should be disabled because they may interfere with web sites you visit. \n\nFor Internet Explorer 6 Users: \n\nOpen Internet Explorer 6 \nGo to Tools, Internet Options on the menu. \nClick on the Privacy tab. \nIf you see "Custom", click the "Default" button to reset the settings. \nThe slider on the left should NOT be set to "Block All Cookies". \nIf you don't know which settings to put the slider on, put it on the "Medium" option. \nClick Ok to exit the option window and then close Internet Explorer. \nCookies are now enabled in Internet Explorer! \n\nFor Internet Explorer 5 Users: \n\nOpen Internet Explorer 5 \nGo to Tools, Internet Options on the menu. \nClick on the Security tab, and then the Custom Level button. \nLook through the list for the section titled Cookies. \nThere should be two options in this section. Enable both of them. \nClick Ok to save the settings, clicking Yes when it asks if you want to change the security settings for the zone. \nClick Ok to exit the rest of the open windows and then close Internet Explorer. \nCookies are now enabled! \n\nFor Netscape Users: \n\nOpen Netscape. \nGo to Edit, Preferences on the menu. \nClick the Advanced link on the left side menu. \nClick "Accept all cookies" under the Cookies section \nClick Ok to exit the window and then close Netscape. \nCookies are now enabled!
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adjust your "cookies" settings in your browser.
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No!\nYou need to take a look at your settings in the browser, or if your using a firewall it could be that it's auto settings have blocked a known Bad site, which is a good thing, even opening a web page with hidden settings can leave more than just cookies on your puter!\nHaving said that you can edit the settings if you must have the Blocked sites opening, be it on your own head for anything bad coming from that move.