The following statement describes the overall company practices of IQADNET, including advertising on our network of websites, as well as across other interna l sites, and products and services that are offered by IQADNET. This policy does not apply to the practices of companies that IQADNET does not own or control, or to people that IQADNET does not employ.
The following statement describes the overall company practices of IQADNET, including advertising on our network of websites, as well as across other interna l sites, and products and services that are offered by IQADNET. This policy does not apply to the practices of companies that IQADNET does not own or control, or to people that IQADNET does not employ.
The following statement describes the overall company practices of IQAdnet, including advertising on our network of websites, as well as across other interna l sites, and products and services that are offered by IQAdnet. This policy does not apply to the practices of companies that IQAdnet does not own or control, or to people that IQAdnet does not employ.
We don’t collect any personal information about our visitors.
For many years, Internet Explorer was the undisputed top browser in the market. These days,Mozilla’s Firefox, Google’s Chrome browser and Apple’s Safari have taken sizable chunks of Explorer’s previously huge market share.
Use the steps below to clear cookies in Internet Explorer.
Step 1: Press Start
Step 2: Click Control Panel
Step 3: Double click Internet options
Step 4: Under the General Tab, you will see ‘Delete temporary files, history, cookies, saved passwords…’ Click Delete
Step 5: The Delete Browsing History dialog box will appear, click the ‘cookies’ checkbox
Step 6: Click the delete button at the bottom of the dialog box
Step 7: You will be taken back to the Internet properties dialog box. Click ‘ok’
Before going through the steps below, make sure you are using the latest version of Firefox for your OS. Doing this ensures that you benefit from the latest security updates offered by your browser. Keep in mind that the more popular a browser is, the higher the chance that it is being targeted for spyware or malware infection.
Step 1: Look at the top end of your Firefox window and you will see a ‘Firefox’ button. Click it and click ‘Options’
Step 2: Click on ‘Privacy’
Step 3: You will see ‘Firefox will:’. Set it to ‘Use custom settings for history.’
Step 4: Click on the ‘Show Cookies’ button on the right side
Step 5: If you want to delete cookies set by individual sites, enter the complete domain or partial domain name of the site you want to manage in the search field. Your search will retrieve the list of cookies set for that site. Click ‘Remove Cookie’
Step 6: If you want to delete all cookies, click the top of your Firefox window and click on your Firefox button. Click the History menu and pick out ‘Clear Recent History…’ Select ‘Everything’ for the ‘Time Range To Clear’ option. Click on the downward arrow located next to ‘Details’. This will open up the list of items. Click ‘Cookies’ and make sure all the other items are unselected. Click on the ‘Clear Now’ button at the bottom. Close your ‘Clear Recent History’ window.
Step 1: At the top right side of your browser toolbar, click on the Chrome icon
Step 2: Click on Settings
Step 3: Scroll to the bottom and click ‘Show advanced settings’
Step 4: Under ‘Privacy’, you will see ‘Content Settings’, click on this
Step 5: Under ‘Cookies’, you will see ‘All cookies and site data’, click on this. Please note that you can block cookies altogether from being set on your browser by clicking ‘Block sites from setting any data.’ Unfortunately, many websites you browse will stop working if you do this. It is better if you just periodically clear your cookies manually instead of preventing them from being set by your browser.
Step 6: You will see a full listing of all your cookies. You can click REMOVE ALL to clear all your cookies or you can pick a particular website and clear your cookies from that site.
Please note that if you change your cookie preferences in Safari or remove the cookies in your browser, this might remove or change the cookie settings in your other applications including your Dashboard.
This guide is for OSX Lion
Step 1: Open Safari.
Step 2: Click Safari then Preferences. Click on ‘Privacy.’
Step 3: Click on ‘Details.’
Step 4: You will see a lit of websites that store cookies. You can remove single sites by clicking the ‘Remove’ button and selecting a site. If you want clear all cookies, click ‘Remove All.’
Step 5: When you have finished removing sites, click ‘Done.’
Originally marketed as a ‘fast’ browser, Opera has developed quite a loyal, albeit small, following throughout the years. Follow these steps to manage your Opera browser cookies.
Step 1: Click ‘Settings’ at the top of your Opera browser.
Step 2: Click ‘Preferences’ and select ‘Advanced’
Step 3: In the ‘Advanced’ screen, select ‘Cookies’
Step 4: At this point, you can select one of three options: accept all cookies (this is the default setting), accept cookies only from sites you visit, and never accept cookies. If you block cookies, most of the sites you visit will stop working. This is usually not a good choice. Your best default choice is to accept cookies only from sites you visit. This blocks cookies set by advertising networks and other third party sites. These third party sites set cookies to track your movements across sites to enhance their ad targeting capabilities.
Step 5: Select ‘Delete new cookies when exiting Opera’. If you want to use a specific website but don’t want to keep any cookies for that site between your visits, select this option. It is not a good idea to use this option for sites you visit frequently.