Anyone else being attacked by tracking cookies?

[babsbunny]

Yes, in just the past 3 months I can run my spyware and have over 100 tracking cookies several times a day! There are always some I can't get rid of unless I restart my computer. Anyone else? Here are the ones that just won't go away unless I restart my computer......

index.dat specificclick.net
index.dat apmebf.com S/
index.dat fdau.adbureau.n........

[originalpckelly]

1. Usually, I'm the one tracking and attacking the cookies.

:P

[Uben]

2. Yes

I was just attacked by three chocolate chip cookies. I assaulted them with stomach acid!

[madokie]

3. I turn off cookies and only allow them for sites such as DU

In my time using the internet I have found that cookies have no effect on anything I do except when purchasing something online or posting online. Other than that I find I don't need cookies turned on. No session cookie either. I recommend setting do not save encrypted pages to disk also.

[L. Coyote]

4. Switch to the Firefox Mozilla browser and use pop-up prevention.

One tactic is to have several browsers with distinct settings.

Only allow cookies from the originating server. Often, the surplus cookies are from ads in pages and pop-ups originating elsewhere.

Have you tried modifying the cookies before they go back? Tell the damn server to just shut down! :rofl:

[MikeE]

5. I haven't had the problem

I read this on the first cup of coffee though and just pictured this cookie dressed like Elmer Fudd singing "Kill da wabbit, kill the wabbit"

[madokie]

6. more coffee maybe

squeeze the bunny

[Mugu]

7. Damned Girl Scouts and their cookies. I knew they were up to no good. n/t