Cookienator?

[Omid Farhang]

Who wants to use IE

Me!! Win XP + IE6 is best system to collect new and old malwares from internet 

[bong2x]

Who wants to use IE

Me!! Win XP + IE6 is best system to collect new and old malwares from internet  

me!!! WinMe+IE is the best sofware for fishing Viruses and Malware.
Collection,And experimentation is the Motives

Edit: Kids Don't Try This at Home . this idea is just like catching cocroach with a dynamite!!!

Best Regards!!!!

[13thSlayer]

Who wants to use IE

Me!! Win XP + IE6 is best system to collect new and old malwares from internet  

me!!! WinMe+IE is the best sofware for fishing Viruses and Malware.
Collection,And experimentation is the Motives

Edit: Kids Don't Try This at Home . this idea is just like catching cocroach with a dynamite!!!

Best Regards!!!!

Or do try within a virtual machine.

[Omid Farhang]

Or do try within a virtual machine.

Indeed! just to take a snapshot and restore after running each malware, no one like to reformat hard drive a few times everyday! 

[bong2x]

Or do try within a virtual machine.

Indeed! just to take a snapshot and restore after running each malware, no one like to reformat hard drive a few times everyday! 

OOpppp!!! that foul Root kit can stay in un-partition HDD
Even you reformat your drive still there is an 8GB or more lift as a partition Margin.

Regards!!! 

[Hard_ROCKER]

Personally i have my browser set so that it cleans them out when the browser closes...

Me to but windows does a pretty crap job of deleting them, ccleaner get's rid of the stubborn one's for me.

What's windows got to do with it ?

Not sure what browser you use but im using windows internet explorer 9, thats what windows has got to do with it.

Ekhhhhm. I use Chrome but that doesn't matter in this case. Windows is an Operating System and an Internet Browser is a program that runs on an Operating System. That OS can be either Windows, Mac OS, a Linux distro  etc. So your statement of

Me to but windows does a pretty crap job of deleting them, ccleaner get's rid of the stubborn one's for me.

is incorrect. Windows doesn't delete your cookies, it's your browser. Browsers run on different OSes. An OS and a Browser are 2 different programs, they are not one and the same as your statement implies.

[bong2x]

Windows doesn't delete your cookies, it's your browser. Browsers run on different OSes. An OS and a Browser are 2 different programs, they are not one and the same as your statement implies.

cookies also stored at windows folder and that cookies hold your Username and password
and only a particular browser can read that cookies, if you did log-in at site just don't forget to click on "never at this site"
so that windows do not stored your username and password within the folder.

if you are using IE8,IE9 you can configure like this (see picture)

Regards!!!

[Hard_ROCKER]

@bong2x: You are not getting my point at all. Go and have another hit from your bong, maybe it will help...

[CraigB]

Personally i have my browser set so that it cleans them out when the browser closes...

Me to but windows does a pretty crap job of deleting them, ccleaner get's rid of the stubborn one's for me.

What's windows got to do with it ?

Not sure what browser you use but im using windows internet explorer 9, thats what windows has got to do with it.

Ekhhhhm. I use Chrome but that doesn't matter in this case. Windows is an Operating System and an Internet Browser is a program that runs on an Operating System. That OS can be either Windows, Mac OS, a Linux distro  etc. So your statement of

Me to but windows does a pretty crap job of deleting them, ccleaner get's rid of the stubborn one's for me.

is incorrect. Windows doesn't delete your cookies, it's your browser. Browsers run on different OSes. An OS and a Browser are 2 different programs, they are not one and the same as your statement implies.

I know it's the browser that delets the cookie's and ie is a program by windows / microsoft, that's what i mean when i said windows does a crap job of cleaning.
Dont go trying to get picky over the fine print.

[YoKenny]

I know it's the browser that delets the cookie's and ie is a program by windows / microsoft, that's what i mean when i said windows does a crap job of cleaning.
Dont go trying to get picky over the fine print.

I agree.

I'm glad I'm not a crusty old pedantic. 

–adjective
1. ostentatious in one's learning.
2. overly concerned with minute details or formalisms, esp. in teaching.

[bong2x]

 yokenny that picture belong to cookie monster 
is that the picture of old cookie monster

OFF topic!!!

[CraigB]

yokenny that picture belong to cookie monster 
is that the picture of old cookie monster

OFF topic!!!

That's from the muppet's, used to love that show when i was younger

[YoKenny]

is that the picture of old cookie monster

Actually I look like the one on the left.