IE | Tools | Internet Options | Privacy tab | Advanced button |
Select Override automatic cookie handling |Set First-party Cookies
to Accept | Set Third-party Cookies to Block | Uncheck Always allow
session cookies | OK your way out
Override automatic cookie handling
[[Specifies that you do not want Internet Explorer to use a Web site’s
P3P privacy policy to determine whether or not to allow the Web site to
save a cookie on your computer. If you select this check box, you must
specify below how you want Internet Explorer to handle first-party and
third-party cookies.
A cookie is a file created by a Web site that stores information on your
computer, such as your preferences when visiting that site. A first-party
cookie is one that either originates on or is sent to the Web site you
are currently viewing. A third-party cookie is one that either
originates on or is sent to a different Web site than the one you are
currently viewing.
For more information about cookies, see Internet Explorer Help.]]
Third-party Cookies
[[Specifies how you want Internet Explorer to handle third-party
cookies. A cookie is a file created by a Web site that stores
information on your computer, such as your preferences when visiting
that site. A third-party cookie is one that either originates on or is
sent to a Web site other than the one you are currently viewing.
If you want Internet Explorer to always allow a Web site other than the
one you are currently viewing to save or read cookies on your computer,
select Always.
If you want Internet Explorer to never allow a Web site other than the
one you are currently viewing to save or read cookies on your computer,
select Deny.
If you want Internet Explorer to ask you if you want to allow a Web site
other than the one you are currently viewing to save or read cookies on
your computer, select Prompt.
For more information about cookies, see Internet Explorer Help.]]
Always allow session cookies
[[Specifies that you want Internet Explorer to always allow session
cookies to be saved on your computer. A cookie is a file created by a
Web site that stores information on your computer, such as your
preferences when visiting that site. A session cookie is a temporary
cookie that is deleted from your computer when you close Internet
Explorer.
For more information about cookies, see Internet Explorer Help.]]
In addition you may want to try this...
IE | Tools | Internet Options | Advanced tab |
scroll down to the bottom | check: Empty Temporary Internet Files folder
when browser is closed | click Apply | Click OK.
This deletes the content of %homepath%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
Files
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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Peter said:
Hello
Everytime I open windows expolorer it places the following tracking
cookies on my system:
obj[0]=IECache Entry : Cookie
[email protected]/
obj[1]=IECache Entry : Cookie
[email protected]/
obj[2]=IECache Entry : Cookie
[email protected]/cgi-bin
I run adaware after every browsing seesion and remove them but i was
wondering if anyone knew a way of stopping IE from loading them in the
first place. I have also tried A Squared , Spybot and the MS Antisyware
Beta. All 0of them find the cookies and deletes them but cannot locate
the program or file that loads them in the first place.
The imrworldwide cookie is loaded everytime I open IE whether I browse
or not. The other two seem to be loaded if i open google or ebay or
visit my internet banking site.
Any advise you could offer would be appreciated.
Regards
Peter
