[iKwak]

Is there a faster way or a software that helps you delete the entire cookies for Internet Explorer on a Mac?
Time consuming to be deleting one by one.

[gorickey]

1.) Open IE
2.) Preferences...
3.) Cookies
4.) Command+A (Select All)
5.) Delete

Are you not using this method?

[CharlesS]

I.E.? What is that?

Damn, between this I.E. and the typewriter thread in the Lounge, the world is getting very confusing. What is all this terminology, and what does it mean?

Since you are talking about Cookies, I will assume you are referring to the web browser feature. All of the Mac OS X browsers: Safari, OmniWeb, Mozilla, Firebird, and Camino have this ability in their preferences. In all cases, there is either a "Clear All Cookies" button you can click, or there is a list of cookies that you can Select All and then delete.

[iKwak]

Originally posted by gorickey:
1.) Open IE
2.) Preferences...
3.) Cookies
4.) Command+A (Select All)
5.) Delete

Are you not using this method?

Thanks~ I didn't know that. I was deleting the cookies one by one. :sigh:

I.E. is an acronym for Internet Explorer (not sure if it's the official). I mainly use Safari and Firebird but I use I.E. for testing out new webdesigns.

[CharlesS]

Originally posted by iKwak:
Thanks~ I didn't know that. I was deleting the cookies one by one. :sigh:

I.E. is an acronym for Internet Explorer (not sure if it's the official). I mainly use Safari and Firebird but I use I.E. for testing out new webdesigns.

I know. I was being sarcastic.

From being concerned about cookies, it sounded like you were using IE as your primary browser. And that just seemed a little anachronistic.