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Hey does anyone know of a good little program you can run on a W2K O/S for accepting and declining cookies? My friend from school showed me one he had once which was pretty good. But I can't remember the name of it so I wanted to see what you guys might be running. Thanks
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kerio personal firewall is what i use, i can define for each site what i want to allow, normally i deny everything, and allow as i need it for certain sites like ebay, bank etc
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IE6 and Firefox both let you define list of websites from which to always accept
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Hey thanks for the tips guys. Yeah I've seen the built-in cookie security for IE but I have friends who have told me that it's rather weak. Cookies have managed to slip by for them for some reason and so I thought I would look for another. But then again, I've haven't tried the built-in myself yet which I probably should. Thanks!
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Hey thanks for the tips guys. Yeah I've seen the built-in cookie security for IE but I have friends who have told me that it's rather weak. Cookies have managed to slip by for them for some reason and so I thought I would look for another. But then again, I've haven't tried the built-in myself yet which I probably should. Thanks!
I'm quite sure Firefox handle this better, and even if not it has extension that does..
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