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I need this. I never really cared about ads and them showing up on websites, I dont mind if that is the way that the site makes its money. However, about two mo
by emehrkay 16y ago
I need this. I never really cared about ads and them showing up on websites, I dont mind if that is the way that the site makes its money. However, about two months ago I got a flyer in the mail for a local dentist, so I went to their website. Now every site that I go to has that dentist as the ad and I cannot figure out how to clear cookies/cache whatever to change it (it only happens on my laptop in a certain browser). Anyway, I welcome "do not track" and will definitely use it.
- nostromo 16y agoIt's common now for ad networks to use "Flash cookies" -- meaning if you clear your cookies, they will just recreate them next time you hit their server using a cookie stored by Flash. Remove them here: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager07.html http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplay... Be sure to delete both Flash and normal cookies at the same time, since if one is present and the other is not, they will recreate each other. Better yet, use FlashBlock.