how can I tell how old a browser cookie is?
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Every file in windows has some attributes...when u access the attributes of the file..u can check the created date of the cookie and can guess how much it is old
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go to the cookies folder under the id she used to visit the page and look for it.
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you need to allow cookies
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lol.... right click on your internet explorer icon on your desktop, go on properties, delete cookies, delete files, and clear history that will do it, its safe to delete cookies
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You can go to the History tab on your browser.  i am going to assume that you have Internet Explorer, so if you look at the toolbar on your browser you should see an icon that looks like a clock with an arrow pointing down on the one side.  This is your history button.  Once you click history you can sort by day... then by site.  You will have a list of all the visited websites that day.\n\nIf you would like to view the cookies from each website, then you would go into your cookies folder... located in my documents>Temporary Internet Files>Cookies.\n\nHappy Snooping!
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There are no cookie servers out there. A cookie is simply a small file that is created on your PC as soon as you visit a web site that uses it e.g. Yahoo.com which stores some information about you (personal information) or about your PC or about your behaviors and preferences, so when you visit that web site back, it automatically runs your preferences you left it on the last time you have visited that web site. If you delete that cookie, then your preferences on that site would be reset and it will create a new file on your PC for next time.
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if you delete the cookies from that browser, you will see the old Yahoo home page the next time you visit www.yahoo.com and Refresh
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download internet explorer tracking programs.   you can also check the cookies or just get a computer monitoring program that lists every action on the comptuer.  They run in the background so you cannot find it unless you know its there.  Check out some parental sites about ie monitoring.
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Have a browser through your Windows "temp" folder. Unless you have specifically set you browser not to accept cookies from 3rd party sites, using cookies alone will NOT provide an accurate idea of what pages have been loaded
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Try clearing your cookies.
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Without the history, you do not have an accurate record of events and websites visited, but there are ways which might give you an insight to what has been viewed...\n\nFirstly, using the search option in windows xp, you can search for the cookies folder. The contents of this folder, when arranged by date, can give you a good idea of what websites have been accessed by the file names of the cookies.\n\nSecondly, if you search for "recent", you can find the recently opened documents list, which contains shortcuts to files recently opened - which includes those downloaded from the internet.\n\nThirdly, by looking in the internet explorer cache files, you can see temporary files stored by IE. This quite often includes images from recently viewed websites. Its rather complex to navigate though.\n\nFinally, you can always just open the browser and look at the recently typed addresses in the address bar.\n\nThats the best advice i can give you... good luck
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You delete them from your browser. Each browser is different. For IE, you go to the tools menu, select "internet options..." and then "Delete Cookies"
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You can possibly find the page by looking in your cookies are Temporary Internet files. But I wouldn't bank on it. It will only work if:\n\n1.) The site stored a cookie, must sites do.\n2.) You downloaded something from there.
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Toool-> Ineternet Options-> Delete Cookies! that's it!
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Go to the BTY! Software centre to get the latest browser:\n\nhttp://bt.software.yahoo.com/ysftc/p/bt/v3/welcome\n\nClick start, it will detect if any of your BTY! Software needs an update :)
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It is possible; however, it is also tedious.  You can actually view teh cookies directory on your computer and manually delete the unwanted cookies.
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If I understand your question correctly, you are interested in looking at your Cookies folder. On my computer (and I expect yours will be similar if you run Windows), I go to "My Computer" or "C:&#92;" drive, then "Documents and Settings," then my username for the computer (or any other user) and there I find a folder called "Cookies." To quickly clear out your cookies in internet explorer, go to Tools>Internet Options>General tab where you will likely see a button that says "Delete Cookies." Location of this clearing tool may be different in other browsers. \n\nOr maybe you just wanted a tasty snack. In that case, Target has delicious gourmet cookies. I like the carrot cake variety. :)