Doesn´t CCleaner remove Flash cookies?simrick said:
I'll second that.
Good suggestion.
For normal cookies, SuperAntiSpyware works for me. They have free and paid versions.
Borg makes a good point about super cookies.
Also Adobe Flash cookies have to be removed using their online Website Storage Settings Panel:
Adobe - Flash Player : Settings Manager - Website Storage Settings panel
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Windows 10: Tracking Cookies
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New 21 Apr 2017 #21
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New 21 Apr 2017 #24
Nor me but when a so called top of the range vaccinator tells me I have these 'bugs' then I listen until proven otherwise. I am disappointed that these even came up, causing unnecessary confusion. Some of them had been appearing for a while via ASC and I had long email discussions with them about why they find them but do not remove them (although it says it has). Their support team didnt have a clue!Porthos said:
last point on this. I mentioned earlier that it was mentioned in an article that windows has all the 'necessary software built in' to remove these and move. So, can someone give me a definitive list of windows software that eradicates germs?
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New 21 Apr 2017 #25
Link to that article would be good. I am not aware of this capability in Windows.elbmek said:
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New 22 Apr 2017 #26
sorry, will try and find it, it was via google. this is one of those times when I know the answer but what was my question.
see below
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New 22 Apr 2017 #27
For Chromium based browsers, you must use the web flash settings panel:
In Edge, I believe you must delete content from within Edge settings.
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New 22 Apr 2017 #28
PC Cleaning Apps are a Scam: Heres Why (and How to Speed Up Your PC)
Here it is simrick
thanks for that Ed
I have Chrome (daughters) in my pc but try not to use it as it does not do what I want in cutting and pasting (something I do a lot of from emails of info onto html pages.)
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New 22 Apr 2017 #29
While I generally agree with that article I do find one thing strange. The last screenshot at the bottom of the article is of the Windows 10 recovery page, the article was written in 2013.elbmek said:
PC Cleaning Apps are a Scam: Heres Why (and How to Speed Up Your PC)
Here it is simrick
thanks for that Ed I have Chrome (daughters) in my pc but try not to use it as it does not do what I want in cutting and pasting (something I do a lot of from emails of info onto html pages.)
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New 22 Apr 2017 #30
It does clean youtube's flash on my computer/browser, but built-flash is a separate thing.DerDonc said:
Piriform - Cleaning Flash cookies
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