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How to change your cookie security level:

Netscape => Preferences

Click the Privacy & Security tab on the left, then click on Cookies.
You can choose whether you'd like to disable or enable your cookies.

How to remove cookies from your computer:

Click on Manage Stored Cookies.

Click on the remove all cookies button.



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