DrMoriarty
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Funny thing I just noticed since upgrading to IE7 — can anyone shed some light?
I don't want to clear all cookies, just certain ones (Ryanair's, in this instance)
According to the help file, 'Cookies are stored is in [sic] a folder named Cookies which is stored inside the Documents and Settings folder. By default, the path is C:\Documents and Settings\your user name\Cookies'.
This was the case before I upgraded from IE6, but now there's no such folder. I've checked the advanced settings, and there's nothing there to indicate I've anything but the default privacy settings. I've also searched the whole C: drive for 'Cookies' and 'Ryanair', to no avail.
So where does IE7 hide the cookies..?
I don't want to clear all cookies, just certain ones (Ryanair's, in this instance)
According to the help file, 'Cookies are stored is in [sic] a folder named Cookies which is stored inside the Documents and Settings folder. By default, the path is C:\Documents and Settings\your user name\Cookies'.
This was the case before I upgraded from IE6, but now there's no such folder. I've checked the advanced settings, and there's nothing there to indicate I've anything but the default privacy settings. I've also searched the whole C: drive for 'Cookies' and 'Ryanair', to no avail.
So where does IE7 hide the cookies..?