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quick question for people who know about windows xp
Replies: 3Last Post June 23, 2008 9:15pm by matto
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how do u disable cookies?

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In your browser, options, Privacy/Security. Don't accept cookies from websites....

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Why would you ever want to deny your computer of some delicious cookies?

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It depends on your browser.  First of all, to completely disable cookies would be a foolish thing indeed!  Many websites, livewire included, are dependent upon cookies to function properly.  Certainly therre are some cookies that are considered dangerous, rightfully so I suppose, but in websites that require log-ins or any kind of memory, cookies are almost always needed.

Be that as it may, in Firefox: Tools > Options > Privacy Tab > Cookies.  Set as you desire.

In Internet Explorer: Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Set as desired (check out the advanced settings! That's the easiest way to configure it, imo.  Not that I use IE anymore...).

In Safari: Preferences > Security > Set cookies as desired

If you're really concerned about cookies, I'd recommend setting it to prompt you for cookies, as this will still allow you to utilize the pleasures of cookies whilst giving you the ability to decide which sites can set them.

Post edited at 10:06 pm on June 28, 2008 by matto

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