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chambece 04-04-2004 20:55

Cookie Blocker
 
Just wondering if any of you know any decent cookie blocker software?

I've just read

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/36778.html

and

http://www.google-watch.org/email.html
and was wondering if there was anything to block all cookie unless I say so.

I know there's settings in IE for allowing them, but I was wondering if there was any plugins or anything to go through to preen your cookies list?

swoop101 04-04-2004 21:02

Re: Cookie Blocker
 
try THIS

don't know about it,if it is good let us know.

chambece 04-04-2004 21:26

Re: Cookie Blocker
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by swoop101
try THIS

don't know about it,if it is good let us know.


Hehe, already downloaded - Giving it a try, will report back!!

chambece 04-04-2004 21:45

Re: Cookie Blocker
 
Hmm, was hoping it'd integrate with ie a little better - it always has to be running, and if you block something, it only blocks it in the program - it doesn't add it to your blocked list...

MetaWraith 04-04-2004 21:45

Re: Cookie Blocker
 
Try this http://www.ampsoft.net/ it's not a blocker, but an excellent tool for managing cookies, including the option of a "preferred list"

swoop101 04-04-2004 21:58

Re: Cookie Blocker
 
Have you tried the privacy option to control cookies in IE6?

you can control the cookies on individual sites.

chambece 04-04-2004 22:02

Re: Cookie Blocker
 
yeah, that was what I was doing originally - spyware blaster adds them to thatI was wondering if there was any way to decline all, unless you specify..

Chris 04-04-2004 23:00

Re: Cookie Blocker
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chambece
yeah, that was what I was doing originally - spyware blaster adds them to thatI was wondering if there was any way to decline all, unless you specify..

In all honesty, if you're interested in gaining fuller control over what goes on while you're surfing, you'd be much better off ditching IE and getting a decent browser like Mozilla Firefox, to name one at random. All the cookie control you can shake a stick at and a whole lot more besides. And it's free. Get it here. ;)


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