A "cookie" is a small text file from a website that is stored on your computer. They contain small amounts of data particular to your computer and the website it came from. The data can be used for identification of a user session, preferences, shopping cart contents, etc. They are not as a rule harmful, but your browsing habits can be determined by examining them.
Cookies come from Websites that you visit, across the Internet, and into your PC.
Cookies are another name for virus. You should get a firewall and software protection.
Your Sims can eat cookies in the Sims 2. Click on your refrigeration and click on 'Snack' and there should be Cookies, Juice and Chips.
Cookies are used by web page or web sites for storing state information on the PC. Mostly website uses cookies for finding visitors on the site by unique ID.
Random sites will particularly cookies to your PC. These "tracking" cookies will monitor your browsing behaviors and then show you potentially harmful Ads. Which might download viruses to your computer.
as per my knowledge in flash cookies in your pc, thats why gmail required verification code when u created more then one id from one pc
No reason. Idelete everything on my computer that I did not personaly put in there after every web experience.
Clear the cookies for the site if you are on a laptop or PC and try to reenter the information
Cookies get saved to your computer when visiting sites. So a cookie of a website can't be saved it you haven't visited that particular website. The explanation for that may be that the site was visited a by user of silent through a virus and the history cleared but the cookie not deleted
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No, not every site uses them. Most personal sites don't use them, though any ads inserted onto the page by the web provider or the webmaster will use them. If your Internet browser allows all cookies, then all the websites can use cookies. Many cookies are just stored on your PC so that you don't have to log back into sites or view introductory information the next time you visit that website. But if you block cookies from your Internet browser, there are some websites like Yahoo Mail that won't work without cookies.
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