My Norton Lifelock removes tracking cookies periodically. I'm seriously thinking of ditching Norton in favor of Defender, but I need a way to automatically identify tracking cookies so I can remove them.
I don't think Defender deals with cookies, but I use Bitdefender Internet Security which takes command from Defender, so I'm not sure.
I don't know about automatically, but CCleaner can remove cookies (with the option to save some that you want).
And every browser I've ever seen has a one click method for clearing the cache and removing cookies.
I use Defender & Glary Tracks Eraser - I only check 4 boxes.
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Basically all cookies can be used for tracking, just remove all except whitelisted.
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Lengthy article below about Vivaldi's Cookie Crumbler. Interesting statement that when you click on the "accept cookies" notice, permission is given for trackers to create behavior profiles.
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Vivaldi’s logic for the new feature, affectionately called “Cookie Crumbler,” is that while giving users control over how they’re tracked is good, doing so through a pop-up “leads to clicking ‘allow’ or ‘accept’ without realizing that unwittingly users just gave permission for trackers to create behavioral profiles about them,” Vivaldi writes
Vivaldi is updating its browsers to block annoying cookie pop-ups - The Verge
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