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What are browser “cookies” and how do I enable them?

April 26, 2017browser cookies enable

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What are browser “cookies” and how do I enable them?

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Some pages on this internet site employ “cookies.” A cookie is a small file that an internet site transfers to your computer’s hard disk to allow the server to “remember” specific information about your session while you are connected. Requests to send cookies are not designed to collect information about you but only about your browser session. The cookies make it easier for you to use the dynamic features of our internet site. The cookies and the information about your session are automatically destroyed after a certain period of time. The information is not permanently stored on your computer. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies. However, you will need cookies to be turned on and/or your security settings to be set at an acceptable level when you are logging in to your account or when you are attempting to complete a purchase. Internet Explorer 6 or higher: Click on Tools at the top of the browser. Select Internet Options and click on the Privacy tab. Using the slider gra

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Browser cookies allow websites to maintain a “state” regarding a visitor. For instance, to show certain features only available to users who are logged in, we use cookies. To verify cookies are enabled on your web browser, do the following: – Open your web browser. – Go to the menu option: Tools -> Internet Options – Go to the Privacy tab, then click the Advanced button. – Here you can specify whether or not to allow cookies. If you select the Prompt option, your web browser will tell you each time a website is trying to use cookies, and give you the option to accept it or deny it. Alternatively, if you choose the Accept option, your web browser will just accept every cookie request without asking you.