How do you delete all your cookies on Mozilla Firefox 2.0?
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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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Open a browser window; go to Tools > Internet Options and hit the "Delete" button.  Presuming you are on the latest version of Internet Explorer, you will see several options of what to delete; choose "Delete All" at the bottom of the dialogue box.  If you are on an earlier version (lower than 7.0), go to Tools > Internet Options and choose Delete History; also delete cookies and temporary internet files.
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Click on Tools (Menu)..there will be a list and the last option will be "Internet Option"...click on that.....after that a box will appear....and there will be a Click button named as "Delete Cookies"...click on that...and OK/YES that....and your problem will be solved
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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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To clear your history from Internet Explorer:\n1. Go to the "Tools" menu.\n2. Select "Internet Options."\n3. Click the "General" tab.\n4. Click the "Clear History" button. To completely disable the history function, set "Days to keep pages in history" to zero.\n\nTo clear your history from Mozilla Firefox:\n1. Go to the "Tools" menu. \n2. Select "Options" > "Privacy" > "History." \n3. Click on "Clear." To completely disable the history function, set "Remember visited pages for the last X days" to zero ("0"). \n4. Click "OK" to exit.
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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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If you are using Windows I can help. Go to your control panel and open up internet options. Then click on the privacy tab. From here you can slide the privacy bar up and down to the relevant setting you would like. Read the description of which cookies are allowed under each setting in order to decide. \n\nAlternatively you can delete your existing cookies by opening internet explorer (7.0) and clicking on Tools->Delete Browsing History. There is a button there for deleting cookies.
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If you are using Internet Explorer, click the "Tools" link at the top of the window then select "Internet Options". Click on "Content" tab at top. Under "Personal Information" on the bottom half of the window, click "Auto Complete". Uncheck "Web Addresses", "Forms" and "User Names & Passwords on Forms". Then below that click the "Clear Forms" and "Clear Passwords" buttons. Then click on "OK", click "Apply" and click "OK" again to close the window and save your settings.\n\nIf you are using Firefox, click "Tools", then "Options" then "Privacy" then "Saved Forms". Click "Clear Saved Forms" to erase the saved data then uncheck the box in front of "Save information I enter....." Click "OK" to close the window and save your settings.
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I normally just click on the x to close the browser but to delete cookies and web sites you've visited, temporary files, and history with out having to clear important stuff like passwords and things like that, click on tools, then settings , then internet options, then general from there go to the "tempoary internet files" section click on delete cookies, then delete files, then go to the history section and clear history, when you are finish go back on top and click on content, then go the "personal information" and click auto complete and clear forms and only clear passwords if you want it cleared.
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How to Enable Cookies \n\nTo enable cookies, follow the instructions below for the browser version you are using. \n\nMozilla Firefox (1.0 final release and earlier) \nGo to the "Tools" menu. \nSelect "Options". \nSelect the "Privacy" icon in the left panel. \nCheck the box corresponding to "Allow sites to set cookies". \nClick "OK" to save changes. \nNetscape 7.1/Mozilla 5.0 \nSelect "Preferences" from the Edit menu. \nClick on the arrow next to "Privacy & Security" in the scrolling window to expand. \nUnder "Privacy & Security", select "Cookies." \nSelect "Enable all cookies". \nClick "OK". \nMicrosoft Internet Explorer 6.0+ \nSelect "Internet Options" from the Tools menu. \nClick on the "Privacy" tab. \nClick the "Default" button (or manually slide the bar down to "Medium") under "Settings". \nClick "OK". \nMicrosoft Internet Explorer 5.x \nSelect "Internet Options" from the Tools menu. \nClick on the "Security" tab. \nClick the "Custom Level" button. \nScroll down to the "Cookies" section. \nTo enable: \nSet "Allow cookies that are stored on your computer" to "Enable". \nSet "Allow per-session cookies" to "Enable". \nClick "OK". \nMicrosoft Internet Explorer 4.x \nSelect "Internet Options" from the View menu. \nClick on the "Advanced" tab. \nScroll down to find "Cookies" within the "Security" section. \nTo enable: \nSelect "Always accept cookies". \nClick "OK". \nNetscape Communicator 4.x \nSelect "Preferences" from the Edit menu. \nFind the "Cookies" section in the "Advanced" category. \nTo enable: \nSelect "Accept all cookies" (or "Enable all cookies"). \nClick "OK".
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click the start menu, go to "control panel", then hit your "network & internet connections" button, then hit your "internet options" button, then click the "clear history" button , at this point you could also clear your cookies & files buttons. The debate is out there wether or not this step is important or not, but that is where spywear & adwear attach itself to, so I do clear those out regularily. Good luck to you
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On your toolbar goto Tools click it in that goto options click it than when the new window opens click clear history. then goto settings clear cookies than if you dont want your browser to remember where you have gone intead of 20 days type 0 days.
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Try and delete your cookies.
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go to internet properties (right click on the internet icon) and delete cookies delete files and clear history
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How to delete cookies:\n\nYou must first close your browsers.\n\nNetscape Users:\n\n1.  Your cookie files that Netscape has downloaded will be located in cookies.txt.  \n\n2.  Select the cookies file.\n\n3.  Press the Delete key to delete the cookies you do not want to save.\n\nInternet Explorer:\n\n1.  Search your hard drive for a folder named Cookies.\n\n2.  Once the Cookie folder is found, open it.\n\n3.  The list of text files with names of the form user@sitename, .  These are the cookie files.\n\n4.  Select the cookies you want to delete.  Be sure not to delete the cookies from sites you visit frequently.\n\n5.  Delete the unwanted cookies.\n\nTip:\n\nTo delete more than one item at once, press shift+Ctrl while highlighting the file names.  \n\nWhat are Cookies:\n\nCookies are text files.  They record information that you have submitted to Web sites such as your username.  They do not search your hard drive or do they ruin any of your files.  When I visit Amazon.com, I am shown items I might like to buy, because I have a Amazon.com cookie on my hard drive.  The cookie acknowledges who I am.  This allows you to buy stuff online too.  If you have your cookies turned off while buying from an e-commerce store, you may not be able to access the shopping cart.
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open your internet explorer.  go to tools, then options, then delete cookies, delete temp. files, delete history.  it will all go away.\n\nor you can go to: my computer/c drive/documents and settings/administrator/cookies.  it's easier the other way though.
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go to tools> internet options> delete cookies&delete files