Ah! I knew there was a way to do that, but never found out how because I didn't fully understand the different types of cookies! Thanks.

I actually thought I'd done it a while back, but found that whatever it was I did resulted in blocking everything, and I had to go looking for passwords etc

I've now enabled first party, blocked third party, and allowed session cookies.

Even with 3rd party cookies blocked, I still get tracking cookies.

Just as interest, I tried running this product & was surprised (i.e. very annoyed) to find it also loaded Google-Chrome!

If I wanted Chrome, I would have installed it - I really do NOT trust any program that tries to FORCE itself onto my PC!

Can you post some examples?

I use this little thing..

http://i.imgur.com/3ATo74Y.png

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/3ATo74Y.png[/IMG]

So I see: SAS found 27 on my computer this morning.

I didn't see anything mentioned about installing Chrome ..they should at least warn people before download.

I have Chrome installed anyway.

Next time Norton finds some.

Those are all third-party cookies. In my case they were blocked because I have told Chrome to block third-party cookies.

Specially ran Norton for you:

Tracking cookie: Cookie:[email protected]/hc/42676151
Removed
Tracking cookie: Cookie:[email protected]/
Removed
Tracking cookie: Cookie:[email protected]/
Removed
Tracking cookie: Orphan cleanup
Removed

but these are not the normal ones.