Maincat wrote:

> When I run Spyware sw, I get results that show FF allows tracking cookies
> through. Is there a setting that stops tracking cookies?


sure: Tools/Options/Privacy

Since you're smart enough to ask, you'll also be smart enough to click
the exceptions button and then first thing put in "google.com"

Havlo wrote:
> Maincat wrote:
>
>> When I run Spyware sw, I get results that show FF allows tracking cookies
>> through. Is there a setting that stops tracking cookies?
>
>
> sure: Tools/Options/Privacy
>
> Since you're smart enough to ask, you'll also be smart enough to click
> the exceptions button and then first thing put in "google.com"
>
I would set Firefox not to accept cookies, and then make exceptions to
allow only those cookies that you need.

On 2007-08-19, Havlo wrote:

> Maincat wrote:
>
>> When I run Spyware sw, I get results that show FF allows tracking cookies
>> through. Is there a setting that stops tracking cookies?

> sure: Tools/Options/Privacy
>
> Since you're smart enough to ask, you'll also be smart enough to click
> the exceptions button and then first thing put in "google.com"

The "CustomizeGoogle" extension gives you a more fine-tuned way of
dealing with google issues: http://www.customizegoogle.com

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John (john@os2.dhs.org)

Maincat wrote:
> Is there a setting that stops tracking cookies?

I installed AdBlock-Plus extension and three subscriptions (EasyList, EasyElement, ABP Tracking Filter) and doing so knocked out the snoopers. Now when I run SpyBot SD it finds >>NOTHING<< to complain
about.

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Michael Lueck
Lueck Data Systems
http://www.lueckdatasystems.com/