I used to be able to clear only the cookies I wanted off. Now you have to clear everything. How do I get this back
We used to have a spot in Privacy and Security where we could manually delete cookies you did not want. Now if you don't want one web site to track you and see what you are shopping for IE-Walmart, you have to clear everything and re-sign in instead of just getting rid of their cookies. I was able to add this back about two major updates ago, but can't remember how I did it.
Thank you for your help Kim
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This feature is still available in the Firefox settings. To access it, do the following:
- Open the Firefox preferences or type
about:preferencesin the Firefox address bar - Select Privacy & Security from the sidebar
- Go to the Cookies and Site Data section
- Press the Manage Data.. button
From here you are able to view all the website that have data or cookies saved to your browser and can clear this data out.
As noted in the first reply, you can remove cookies on a site-by-site basis on the Options/Preferences page.
There isn't a dialog on the Options/Preferences page to remove a single specific cookie set by a site. If you need to remove a cookie for the currently displayed site, you can use the Storage Inspector: