I don't allow my Firefox to accept cookies from this site and yet it remembers the radio station I created after I close and reopen my browser. What is this site putting on my computer besides a cookie? When I run CCleaner it clears it though. I just don't like the idea of something that is unknown on my computer that doesn't erase when I close FF. I have my browser set to erase cookies, history, everything once the browser closes. I thought about the IP address too but if I use my ISP address or my proxy address it makes no difference.
Pretty sure it's the flash player that stores the information (in a flash cookie). Usually it grants each site 100kb to store stuff in, and sometimes more. To disable and clear any stored info etc. check out this document: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=52697ee8&sliceId=2 There's also a tutorial video at the bottom of the page.
it does use flash cookies, maybe they're called objects though, i can't remember there's an online site that lets you manage everything, so you can delete the stuff you don't want. it was mentioned in the last security now. they said search for something like 'flash settings manager' to find it. maybe it's here i don't know because it's the only site i've been to where flash doesn't work, it says i need to download flash. idiots lol http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html
Adobe\Macromedia creates a folder for each site visited that displays the flash player. In each sites folder there is a .sol file where player info for that site is stored. The URL folders and associated .sol files are stored in.... D:\Documents and Settings\~signed on user~\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects D:\Documents and Settings\~signed on user~\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\macromedia.com\support\flashplayer\sys Under the Application tab of CCleaner is a Multimedia\Micromedia box and if selected it removes any\all .sol files for all URL's as it relates to flash player. As Brian alluded to....adjust your settings via the Flash Player Settings Manager but be cautious and perhaps add a favorite link to your browser in case you need to re-adjust in the future. Bubba
