Cookies may take up space, and you should delete them about once a month (to get rid of the ones you don\'t need anymore) but they can save time from putting in your username and password information.

Personally I keep my Internet Cookies for about a month, then I delete them. It\'s completely up to you, you can save room on your computer, or take alittle more time on certain websites.

Firefox brings a new way to manage and filter cookies and other internet information. By easily choosing what settings you like, you can customize what is stored on your computer, you can even block certain things from being put onto your computer!

• Open up your brower and click on Tools. Now select Internet Options.
• Click on Clear History, and yes at the prompt. Then click Delete Cookies, and hit Ok at the prompt.
• Now click Ok

• Open Mozilla and click on Tools.
• Hover over Cookie Manager, then click Manage Stored Cookies.
• Click Remove All Cookies
• Now click Close.

• Click on Tools, then Options.
• On the left side, click Privacy.
• Click Clear next to Coookies.
• Now click Ok

• Double Click My Computer.
• Double click your main harddrive (default is C:).
• Open up the Windows folder.
• Now open the Cookies folder.
• Highlight the file named Index.
• Now click Edit, then Invert Selection.
• Now click Delete.