[CapeCodBob]

I have always been looking for a cookie cleaner that will remember which cookies i want to save each time it is run. It's a hassle working my way down along cookie list to save the 20 or so I want to keep.Has anyone seen a utility that remembers and obeys?

[AuroraDizon]

Right now I'm using the cookie options built into firefox, if you look under the options you can go to the privacy tab (if your using firefox anyway) and then click ask me every time. When the cookie pops up from wherever you want it like say from this forum click allow and remember. It won't ask you next time but it will ask you when cookies pop up, so it gets a little tedious but I enjoy having it. You can always edit the exceptions if you accidentally block the wrong cookie or whatever. You can also set them to expire when you close your browser (allow for session).

[oldtimer]

Cookie Jar.I think it's here,www.jasons-toolbox.com

[SpiritWind]

{size:18px}[/size]:D Hi CapeCod : For my IE-based system, I use the FREE "Traceless" ( http://users.bigpond...rakis/traceless ) in combination with the FREE "CookieWall" ( www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/cookie.htm ) to "manage" my cookies . As you can tell by the varied Responses, it is IMPORTANT to know WHAT Browser you are using AND the SPECIFIC Name of your Operating System, which you did NOT mention .

[oldtimer]

Cookie Jar is a Windows Utiliity.Not a Browser add on.So i don't think that applys and why i posted it.:D

[Harmonic7]

[quote name='CapeCodBob']I have always been looking for a cookie cleaner that will remember which cookies i want to save each time it is run. It's a hassle working my way down along cookie list to save the 20 or so I want to keep. ... Has anyone seen a utility that remembers and obeys?Check out IE Privacy Keeper @{size:11px}www.browsertools.net/IE-Privacy-Keeper/index.htmlwww.softpedia.com/get/Security/Secure-cleaning/IE-Privacy-Keeper.shtmwww.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,23776-order,1-page,1/description.html[/size]l{size:9px}[/size](If anyone who's tried this knows of a 'better' one, please let us in on it . :wink: )