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All cookies, history, etc. are easily handled by CCleaner (crap cleaner) for Windows and it’s free. I’ve used it for years without issue and wouldn’t be without it.
If I know I’m going back to a site I sometimes untick things that I might need again.
The whole process is a no-brainer! Simple and fast! -
This information is obsolete for Edge
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Yes, we will update the guide in the near future, to cover the latest Microsoft Edge.
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Thanks for the article. And alt+f should be used to access the settings not alt+x
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We will update this guide for the latest Microsoft Edge version in the coming weeks.
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Would LOVE Microsoft to stop overcomplicating things. This is purposeful as they want to make it difficult to stop from being tracked. They need to OPEN UP the browser and follow other industry standards. Their browsers are the worst.
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Great article! It’s ridiculous that Edge makes it so hard for users to view and delete cookies.
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New version of Edge (May 2020)
‘Storage’ no longer in the development section now under ‘Application’Nice site by the way 🙂
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I would like a way to mark/Identify a cookie for a website that will not be deleted when a file clean is done.
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It’s moved from “Debugger” to “Storage” page.
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cookies heading is not there on left side so no help
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Fantastic bit of advice. MS Edge is a useless browser. I don’t know why I use it. The ability to remove selected cookies makes it slightly better, but not much. Anyway, thank you!
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Happy to help!
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