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Computer cookies are files deposited on a computer by a website to record information about the user and personalize their experience. They can speed up browsing and remember login details. Some cookies may be unwanted or harmful, so it’s important to periodically delete them.
Computer cookies, also called HTTP cookies, to differentiate them from food, are a type of file deposited on a computer by an Internet site. These files record certain information about your computer and its users in relation to a specific website. This allows websites to save information such as user preferences, the type of browser in use, browsing trends and IP address. The web server can then personalize the user experience by personalizing advertisements and other content.
The information contained in computer cookies is generally not sensitive. It consists of information freely provided by the user and information recorded as part of the Internet browsing process. Cookies often save basic information such as email addresses and user name. This usually occurs when a cookie is created which usually occurs when a website is visited for the first time. This information allows the website to “remember” a particular user when the user visits it again at a later time.
Using these files can speed up the Internet browsing process by storing information on the user’s computer rather than on a web server. Without cookies all of this information for every visitor to a website would have to be stored on the web server. Computer cookies can also store login details for a particular website so that a user can avoid having to log in each time he visits.
Temporary computer cookies are mainly used to help navigate a particular site. These types of cookies are called session cookies and exist only as long as a user is logged in to that site. They remember which pages you have visited and what choices you may have made on those pages. They are deleted from your computer when you close the connection. Persistent cookies, also called persistent cookies, remain on your computer even after a user leaves a website.
While most computer cookies are intended to improve your browsing and Internet usage experience, some cookies may be unwanted or harmful. They can store personal information entered on certain websites which can then be used to send spam or other advertisements while visiting other websites. For this reason it can be useful to periodically delete all cookies and only enter personal information when security and identities of a given website are certain.
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