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What is a cookie ?
Many websites use “cookies” to store information between your visits.
A common use is to store your preferences. For example, on a multi-lingual site you may be asked to select the language you prefer, but subsequently you’ll find that you automatically get the right language. This is because your preference has been stored in a cookie.
A cookie is a small file which is stored on your own computer. It’s created when you first access a website and subsequently updated each time you re-visit the site. It may contain useful information (as in the language example), or it may contain some information you’d prefer to keep private, such as your purchasing history or product preferences (for on-line shopping sites),and so you should strictly control the use of cookies.
Control of cookies
If you take a look at the number of cookies stored on your computer you’ll be astonished.
There may be several hundreds, or even thousands, and they’ve probably all been created without you even knowing about it.
What can you do ?
In the “Preferences” or “Options” of your browser you may be able to disable cookies completely, but then you’ll certainly find that many of your favourite sites simply don’t work any more.
You can also set your browser to ask each time whether you want to allow a cookie to be created, but you’ll soon get tired of being asked all the time.
Usually the best option is to allow the cookies to be created, but to check them occasionally and remove the unwanted ones. There is a lot of software available to you for this purpose, and you should select and install the one which seems best suited to your needs.
Cookies on this site
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