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Why and How to Delete Cookies from my Browser

Cookies are simple text files that store information about you and your activity when visiting web sites. This in itself is not as evil as many may suggest, yet there is an underlying concern about what data is being captured and how it is being used. Below will show how to delete cookies from various browsers. Follow this link to learn more about what are cookies and what is a cookie used for?

Should you Surf Anonymously?

There is a genuine concern around privacy and the justifiable question of what do some websites use your information for and who do they pass on your details to? These Privacy concerns typically arise from cookies used by embedded advertising or other content recording on web sites;sometimes called third-party cookies. Since the ads are typically served up from some other website, they can create and drop in a cookie of their own. Advertisers can then keep track of how often you visit which sites they have their advertising on. This is one reason you know how to delete cookies from your PC. If you would like ot learn about true anonymous surfing follow this link to learn about true Anonymous Surfing.

Take Control Now ? How to Delete your cookies and clear out you cookie history

How to remove cookies is quite straightforward. Simply select the appropriate Browser type from the table below and follow the simple instructions.

Firefox - How to Delete Cookies Internet Explorer - How to Delete Cookies

Chrome - How to Delete CookiesSafari - How to Delete Cookies

Opera - How to Delete Cookies

Do you want to Disable future Cookies from your browser?

Don?t forget to clear out the cookies your already have on your browser before proceeding with this step. The following page will explain how to disable cookies from your browser and therefore prevent or at least warn you when a web site tries to create a cookie on your browser. Follow this link to learn how to Enable/Disable Cookies.

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