suggestion: able to detect tracking cookie

[Guest]

should detect cookie on the next version, why did they
remove this features in the first place. it's useful I
miss this features so please include this features.

many people around this newsgroup is looking for this
features and can't wait to see what microsoft is going to
do about it.

 

[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

Please check the following link to get an answer on Tracking Cookies and
Microsoft AntiSpyware:
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod/archive/2005/02/23/378972.aspx
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Andre
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FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm

 

[Engel]

Also

- Download/Install Lavasofts Adaware, also removes
tracking cookies. And make certain that "Search for
negligible entries" and "Search for low risk entries" are
checked.
http://www.download.com/Ad-Aware-SE-Personal-Edition/3000-
8022-10319876.html?tag=list
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/f
aq.mspx

 

[Stu]

-----Original Message-----
should detect cookie on the next version, why did they
remove this features in the first place. it's useful I
miss this features so please include this features.

many people around this newsgroup is looking for this
features and can't wait to see what microsoft is going to
do about it.
.

I think the hallmark of a good anti spyware program should
be its ability to detect and remove the nastier things
lurking on the internet. Too much media hype is made of
cookies to the point people are becoming paranoid about
them. If you are worried about your privacy being
compromised then cookies can be adequately dealt with thru
your browser settings. Alternatively, a good firewall such
as Zone Alarm, if configured properly, will do the trick
in reducing unwanted cookies. But lets us not forget they
are often necessary for web sites to interact with your
browser properly.

Stu