Selective cookie delete IE9


  1. markg2
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    Selective cookie delete IE9


    Apart from the non-specific 'delete cookies' button in privacy is there a way to selectively delete cookies as in Firefox?

    Mark
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  3. Brink
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    Hello Mark,

    You could use the free program CCleaner to select which cookies you wanted to keep to then be able to easily delete the ones you want using the Cleaner feature with Cookies checked in CCleaner.

    Selective cookie delete IE9-ccleaner.jpg

    Hope this helps,
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  4. markg2
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    Thanks--I've used CC for years but didn't realize it had this capability.

    Mark
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  6. Brink
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    You're welcome Mark. :)
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