A little question... [cookie blocking]

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  1. LukaszJ

    LukaszJ Registered Member

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    A little question...

    Sometime ago i did some things to my comp to improve its security listed in some guide here. I did one thing that when i enter some site it pops up a question to allow or block cookies. Lately i couldnt login on this important to me site and i belive its because of it. Can anyone tell me how to turn this off ? :doubt:
     
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    Re: A little question...


    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/using/howto/security/setup.mspx
     
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  3. LukaszJ

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    Re: A little question...

    And which one there is it ? :p sorry :).
     
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  5. LukaszJ

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    I did disable it but that shtoopid site still wont let me log in. Any ideas ? *puppy*
     
    LukaszJ, Jul 20, 2004
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    What browser are you using? What site are you having trouble with? It's ptretty difficult to help if you don't explain what's going on on your machine in detail. :rolleyes:
     
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  7. LukaszJ

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    Open IE, Tools/Internet Options/General TAB and clean out all your TIFS [Cache/Cookies/Offline content] and try that.

    TAS
     
    Tassie_Devils, Jul 20, 2004
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  9. LukaszJ

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    Didnt work :/.
     
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  11. LukaszJ

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    Already did that earlier.
     
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    Maybe someone can figure it out for you.
     
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  13. LukaszJ

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    Nevermind :) I downloaded Firefox and it works on it. Thx for answers though.

    Cheers
     
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    Good move!
     
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