A cookie is a small text file of information that certain websites store on a users hard drive while the user is browsing the website. A cookie can contain information like a user ID, user preferences , and shopping cart information.
No, a cookie is a text file. A cookie can be read as a resource by a program but, on its own, it cannot execute.
Chocolate Chip cookies from Baby Boomer's restaraunt in Des Moines, IA.
it ia virus on your computer
The edible cookie translates as der Keks or (less often) das Plätzchen.The computer cookie translates as der (or das) Cookie
in the cookie jar
cookie
Chocolate Chip Cookies from Baby Boomer's restaraunt in Des Moines, IA.
Yes it will return when you go back to the site which put the cookie on your computer earlier
cookie
They both have chips. lol
Probably a affiliated tracking cookie
An individual can install a tracking a cookie on your computer if they have access to the computer. A web site can also install a cookie of you visit the web site and permit the use of cookies through your browser settings. Cookies can only be accessed (and updated) when you visit a web site that knows what the name of your cookie is. The individual would have to place the cookie directly through access to your computer or by building a web site that you visit. They can only learn the information contained in your cookie if you visit a web site they have programmed or have had programmed to recover the information. The only information contained in the cookie would be information placed by other web sites that also knew the name of your cookie (web sites controlled by the person watching your coookie.)