** Please Comment on this Article Below **
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firefox addon: CS Lite. works great to manage cookies!! try it you'l like it!!!! Big John
BigJohn007 |
09.01.07 - 12:40 am | #
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I notice there are 7 sites riding in on yours.
Do not normally see this many.
terry |
09.01.07 - 4:04 am | #
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Well, in a round about way that's right. Each of these comments sections are on another site, as are ads, etc. It's the only way I have of allowing comments (at the moment). You have my word that nothing harmful is in this newsletter!
Dave H |
Homepage |
09.01.07 - 4:44 am | #
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Well done article...keep up the good work
Homer |
09.01.07 - 8:18 am | #
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Excellent writeup, Dave.
Terry Stockdale |
Homepage |
09.01.07 - 9:14 am | #
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Well done. I will pass this link onto some who need an explanation. Tom
Balayage |
09.02.07 - 4:15 am | #
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If many cookies are causing your browser to report when you visit a Website. Wouldn't that activity have the effect of slowing down the loading of the webpage you desired? (Especially with Dial-up connections)
I suspect that this could contribute to the popular claim that, "My computer is slowing down because it is geting old."
Al Jackson |
09.02.07 - 12:41 pm | #
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Al, If I'm reading your question correctly I believe the answer is NO.
If you delete your cookies (or don't have a cookie for a specific site) the site will still request a cookie. The request will result in a "no cookie found" response from the browser, and the site will have to create one. Obviously more steps than if you already have a cookie.
Dave H |
Homepage |
09.08.07 - 9:38 am | #
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