the programs provided

[beerman]

these programs do not seem to work ,,, i used the blocker and the sg tool ,, and went to web sites I knew had spyware and tracking cookies ,,,,well after so i ran adaware and spybot and found the same amount of tracking cookies that i usually recieve :-\

[dangitall]

Mornin', Beerman, and welcome to Wilders!

Adaware, so far as I know, does not block cookies - at least in the free version. Spybot S&D doesn't, either (but I may be wrong about this).

An easy way to block cookies (of any flavor, tracking or otherwise) is to use a cookie manager. I use AnalogX's CookieWall, which is available here:
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/cookie.htm

slash added before the final URL tag ;) - paul

I hope this works for you.

[dangitall]

I HATE it when that happens! Here's the link:

http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/cookie.htm

[dangitall]

Thanks, Paul! :P

[Paul Wilders]

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Thanks, Paul! :P
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My pleasure ;)

regards.

paul

[Primrose]

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these programs do not seem to work ,,, i used the blocker and the sg tool ,, and went to web sites I knew had spyware and tracking cookies ,,,,well after so i ran adaware and spybot and found the same amount of tracking cookies that i usually recieve :-\
" }-


I am not sure what program you are talking about..I do not think it is Spy Guard or Spyware Guard..but if it is Spybot S&D there was a glitch recently on the tracking cookies with a update and this is the fix for now.


A Fix For The SpyBot Cookie Problem

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,9668066~mode=flat
(http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,9668066~mode=flat)