CCleaner Free allows you to specify cookies to keep.
Hi Adrian,
For privacy reason it is much more effective block tracking using special tool like Privacyfix (http://www.avg.com/privacyfix).
Thanks
I want to get rid of cookies on a regular basis for privacy reasons.
If I remove all cookies, I lose details used by my banking applications, such as stored user names, that requires me, at best, to re-enter the details but in the worst cases I have to go through re-registration of my computer for internet banking. It's not the end of the world but it's irritating.
Browser Cleaner has an option to "Protect cookies from certain websites" that I think would allow me to clean out cookies except for those stored in IE11's DOMStore folder.
However, the option is always greyed out so I cannot get to set up any list of cookies to protect.
I'm fairly sure this option was active just after I first installed PC TuneUp but I didn't enter enything in the exception list. How can I make the option active again?
Adrian, PC Tuneup Browser Cleaner "Protect cookies from certain websites" setting not active… Have a look @ this new form link (http://support.avg.com/support_contact_form) to get chat/phone support. Otherwise, When available, A member of the official AVG Community Support in Brno, Czech Rep… (Working Hours [Mon-Fri] 9:00am - 5:00pm CET) will see your topic & respond but obviously bear in mind that it's now the weekend.
AVG Guru
CCleaner Free allows you to specify cookies to keep.
Hi Adrian,
For privacy reason it is much more effective block tracking using special tool like Privacyfix (http://www.avg.com/privacyfix).
Thanks