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Computer Help and Support

BigOleDummy

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4. You..

Reply to UTUSN (Original post)

Sun Apr 9, 2017, 11:34 PM

Apr 2017

.. can use Ccleaner to keep the cookies you want and delete the rest. The free version will do just fine. Just go to "Options", then "Cookies" it will show you what cookies are on your system and let you keep or delete them as you like.

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Did Edge change Settings for deleting individual cookies? [View all] UTUSN Mar 2017 OP

I see a setting for deleting ALL cookies but not selected individual ones steve2470 Mar 2017 #1

That's my problem UTUSN Mar 2017 #2

It looks like Microsoft removed that setting, at least for now steve2470 Mar 2017 #3

You.. BigOleDummy Apr 2017 #4

Ty, I take it it's a download UTUSN Apr 2017 #5

Thanks again. Here're my results. UTUSN Apr 2017 #6

Go to BigOleDummy Apr 2017 #7

I believe you. I'm just the lowest of low tech. Will try UTUSN Apr 2017 #8

I'm sure you'll have no problems with it ...... BigOleDummy Apr 2017 #9

*Sincere* thanks, REALLY. But I ran it as soon as installing it, so all these instructions are moot. UTUSN Apr 2017 #10