I realize that on the surface, this is a dumb question -- just delete them all, and then when your websites don't work you will know that you made a mistake.
My question then: Is there a practical, systematic way to determine, other than by trial-and-error, which cookies need to be retained?
Thank you very much for any suggestions,
~~zapatero
I just keep all the cookies from important sites.
The cookies names are the websites' domain names; keep all those that you regularly visit, especially those where you need to login.
You need to do that, of course, before you run CCleaner.
SAVE COOKIES
all above for searches to work, hopefully others can now use the search
AND FIND THIS WONDERFUL COOKIES PAGE.
Oh, FYI, by the way do not write in / type in a security question, rather answer like this:
Okay five mod three plus three takes us back to the future, five tah-dah!
The system was simply looking for the result typed in letters. FYI
Now on to the subject at hand ::::::::::::::::::::::
THIS IS TITLED: YES THE RIGHT CLICK WORKS! )) )
(OPTIONS icon, LARGE ICON lower left)
(in the save cookies RIGHT SIDE Window PANE )
Yes the right click worked for me, there is ADD
CLICK THAT and you can type in the domain like
my.screenname.account.aol.com
or
my.accounts.google.com
etc.
OF course, BY THE TIME YOU FIGURE ALL THIS OUT
... reading everything and multiple searches in the forums
HA! your browsers for your special sites are really messed up HA!
So ... have fun like me I guess. Joy! to the world! for computers are great
..ah for something.
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@Hey-Hey I've no idea what or why you are saying, but if you do post to the forum again make sure to make some semblance of communication and understanding possible with your posts.