Yes and no.
A cookie can be used for authenticating, session tracking or remembering specific information about you, such as site preferences or the contents of your electronic shopping carts for some commercial websites.
Being simple pieces of text, cookies are not executable. They are neither spywares nor viruses.
So, you can keep them or delete them.
It's your choice.
Website Cookies are information used for particular computer users or IPs.
It is in My Computer or Computer Icon you can delete it in yools
Answer You can't print the list of cookies on your computer, but you could take a pen and write them down.
in my computer location is "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Cookies"
Tools --> Clear Recent History --> Cookies.
Go to tools/then choose internet options/then clear cookies.
You will need to enable cookies on your computer. Unless you do this, Minecraft cannot communicate with your computer to process the transaction. See the related question below for how to enable cookies on your computer.
No.
Yes.
in the cookie jar
Every website you visit places a small file onto your computer harddrive called "a cookie". A cookie tracks web visiting behavior. But it also contains information for your userID, loggin, and the last time you visited the site. If you look at a list of computer cookies saved onto your computer, often you will see a number in brackets after it showing the number of visits. Computer cookies are also useful when a person buys via the Internet. Computer users dislike cookies, feeling that cookies invade the users' privacy. Cookies also accumulate over time. So there are programs that will reliably delete cookies from your computer without harming the harddrive. As to how many cookies there can be or might be, the number on your computer depends on how many different websites you visit in a day, week, month, or year. If you use the Internet a lot and browse a lot, you probably have accumulated a lot of cookies.
Enabling cookies depends on your browser. As Chrome is the most popular browser, the instructions for doing it on this browser are as follows: go to settings, then advanced settings. Click privacy, then content. You should see a button for cookies. Click that button, then click to allow them by default.