tracking cookies

[Guest]

I have two tracking cookies that wont go away. Ive deleted them manualy, I've
run my ad aware;spybot...etc....and they just wont stay deleted! Any idea's?
Thanks--
tan

 

[R. McCarty]

Have you tried the "Delete Cookies" button from Internet Explorer
options in Control Panel.
Also, for basic Cookie Management you might want to consider a
change from Automatic handling to Accept/Prompt 1st party cookies
and block all 3rd party Cookies.
Settings found in Internet Options, Security, Advanced.
With the "Prompt" option you can over time build an Accept/Reject
list that contains your favorite sites.

 

[Guest]

Hi,Yes to your first question, but I cant find cookies in the advanced
security options. Is it called somthing else?

 

[Don Taylor]

I have two tracking cookies that wont go away. Ive deleted them manualy, I've
run my ad aware;spybot...etc....and they just wont stay deleted! Any idea's?
Thanks--
tan

There should be better answers, but if you don't find them then
you might try CookieWall from www.analogx.com. It is free. It
can be configured to automatically watch every cookie coming into
the system and delete them on sight, best of all, it doesn't need
dozens of megabytes of memory, have five hundred features or seem
to mess anything else up, it just sits there and runs.

I have it set to delete cookies x, y and z on sight, accept cookies
a, b, c and d without question and pop up a little box when anything
else shows up so I can click accept or kill or temporarily accept.

Nice guy. Writes small fast good free simple software.