The Safari Web browser stores your browsing history, passwords and usernames in files called cookies. Cookies allow Safari to automatically log you into websites that you have previously visited. A Cookie can pose a security threat to your computer. You can remove cookies at anytime in the Safari Preferences menu.
Related Searches:
Difficulty:
Easy
Instructions
1
Click the "Start" button, then click "All Programs" then "Safari."
2
Click "Edit," then "Preferences" to open the Safari Preferences.
3
Click the tab labeled "Security."
4
Click the button labeled "Shows Cookies" to open a list of stored cookies.
5
Click "Remove All" to remove all stored cookies.
Tips & Warnings
You can also select and remove individual cookies in Safari. Hold the Ctrl key and select each cookie that you want to remove. Click the "Remove" button to delete the selected cookies.
Researching, browsing, shopping or networking online are popular activities that can make life more convenient. However, as you use the Internet your...
Apple's Safari Web browser is available for both the Mac and Windows operating systems. The browser features Windows integration, which allows Safari...
