Saving specific cookies

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I try to manually clear all auto-browser, temporary, browser history and
cookie files regularly. I'd like to be able to save a few cookies with stored
passwords and delete the rest. Fast performance using cookies is not an
issue. Using what's available, all cookies get erased unless I do the deletes
manually. Can't find an option at AOL or IE 6 or 7 (2 different machines)
that will do this. Is there a way? Thanks in advance.

Best, Paul
 
paullie said:
I try to manually clear all auto-browser, temporary, browser history
and
cookie files regularly. I'd like to be able to save a few cookies with
stored
passwords and delete the rest. Fast performance using cookies is not
an
issue. Using what's available, all cookies get erased unless I do the
deletes
manually. Can't find an option at AOL or IE 6 or 7 (2 different
machines)
that will do this. Is there a way? Thanks in advance.

Best, Paul
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I use CookieWall by AnalogX. Simple to use and no hassle, choose what to
keep, what to delete and what to block.

http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/cookie.htm
 
I try to manually clear all auto-browser, temporary, browser history and
cookie files regularly. I'd like to be able to save a few cookies with stored
passwords and delete the rest. Fast performance using cookies is not an
issue. Using what's available, all cookies get erased unless I do the deletes
manually. Can't find an option at AOL or IE 6 or 7 (2 different machines)
that will do this. Is there a way? Thanks in advance.

Best, Paul
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Go to http://www.ccleaner.com/help/?v=2.01.507&l=1033
Go to the download page. CCleaner is easy to use and will allow
keeping what cookies you want to save and scrap the ones you don't.
 
Barry,

Thanks for the heads-up/reminder. I as looking there the other day, but
couldn't figure out what programs were what (at the cccleaner.com home page).
Is there just one basic program called 'cccleaner', or different options? Are
all options free? No problem donating. One other thing. I haven't downloaded
IE 7 on this machine cause it proved problematic on my main PC. Does this
work on IE 6? It really sounds like what I need.

Best, Paul
 
Barry,

Please disregard all previous questions. I downloaded ccclean and it works
like a charm. Thanks again.

Best, Paul
 
Barry,

Thanks for the heads-up/reminder. I as looking there the other day, but
couldn't figure out what programs were what (at the cccleaner.com home page).
Is there just one basic program called 'cccleaner', or different options? Are
all options free? No problem donating. One other thing. I haven't downloaded
IE 7 on this machine cause it proved problematic on my main PC. Does this
work on IE 6? It really sounds like what I need.

Best, Paul
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CCleaner is the basic program and it does the job in regards cookies.
I'm still using IE 6, and it works fine.
 
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