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Summary: Safari is a Web browser that has reset options, and the computer's user can choose to clear the history, empty the cache or remove all cookies. Find out how to remove cookies and delete history at the same time with help from a PC technician and experienced IT professional in this free video on Safari cookies.
Robert Astin is from Western Massachusetts and studied computer Internet management at Bay State College in Boston. While there, he served as a work study for the IT department helping...read more
"Another common question is how to remove Safari cookies. Safari is just a different browser that's used to browse the Internet. It's a program that interacts with web sites. So what we're going to do is we've downloaded the Safari browser for your viewing pleasure. We're going to open the Safari browser and in the top right corner you're going to see a little gear icon with an arrow next to it. When you click on that you want to go down to the reset Safari area. Once you open the reset Safari you'll see a window that says reset Safari. It's going to give you options as to what you want to reset. Within there you'll see stuff such as clear history, reset top sites, remove all web page preview images, empty the cache, clear downloads window, remove all cookies. So if you want to just remove your cookies you wouldn't check the other options. If you want to clear your history as well you can leave that option checked. And we're going to click the reset button and it'll go through and it'll delete any of the cookies that were downloading during your previous sessions. If you have a different browser I would recommend looking into the specific way to remove cookies for that browser."
eHow Article: How to Delete Safari Cookies
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