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IE6 Edit Settings

(Includes all 6.X versions) Click on the video tutorials below to learn how to change your IE 6 browser settings to control information about your surfing preferences and patterns. Each of the video illustrations is accompanied by step-by-step instructions in text as reference.

You can also ask your IE6 browser to make exceptions for certain sites. If your browserÕs settings allow most sites to place cookies, you can instruct the browser to block certain sites you don't want cookies from. If your browser's settings prevent most sites from placing cookies, you can instruct it to allow cookies from your favorite sites. This shows you how to accept or block cookies from certain sites.

Block Specific Cookies

The video tutorials below illustrate two ways to block cookies from specific Web sites. There are two ways to do this. Choose the appropriate link below to learn how to block specific cookies.

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Block Cookies from a specific site
This video shows how to type in a Web address of a site you want to block.
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Block Cookies from a list of sites you have visited before
This video shows you how you can choose to block cookies from a list of Web sites you have visited in the past.

Allow Specific Cookies

The video tutorials below illustrate two ways that you can instruct your browser to accept cookies from certain Web sites. This is a good option if your browser settings block most cookies. If so, you can instruct the browser to allow cookies from sites you visit most often.

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Allow Cookies from specific sites
This video shows how to type in a Web address of a site you want to allow.
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Allow Cookies from a list of sites
This video shows you how you can choose to allow cookies from a list of Web sites you have visited in the past.
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