[Using LinuxMint8 with Windows-7 on a laptop with Pentium dual-core 2.2 GHz cpu, 4 GB RAM, 500GB hdd]
At present I become automatically logged in to an individual account in a website because my username and password for that account are remembered. I now need to be able to select a different account in the same website.
The site owner advises me to remove cookies: can I do this selectively for this site only? I don't want to lose all my presets.
I'm using Firefox 3.5.9.
Yours hopefully, -
Theo Tulley.
Selectively remove cookies? [Solved]
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- T J Tulley
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Re: Selectively remove cookies?
Go to EDit=>Preferences=>Privacy=>Show Cookies.
Look through the list to find the cookies you want to remove.
Click on the selected cookie and click "Remove Cookie".
Look through the list to find the cookies you want to remove.
Click on the selected cookie and click "Remove Cookie".
- T J Tulley
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Re: Selectively remove cookies? [Solved]
Thanks a lot, Aging Technologist.
Theo Tulley.
Theo Tulley.