To do this, click on the button that reads See all cookies and site data: There are a lot of different settings to work with here, but to start it helps to know exactly which sites have been keeping cookies on you, and how many each one has stored. That should bring you to the following window, which is where we’ll be handling everything related to Chrome’s Cookies settings. Once the Advanced Settings options open up, you’ll see a section called Privacy and security:įrom here, click on the Content settings button, shown above. Way at the bottom of this page, you’ll find a button which reads Advanced, click this to move on: This will take you to the following Settings window, which will take up an extra tab on your browsing session. To get to the cookie management tools you’ll need to use, click on the Settings option, shown below: To start your journey toward being free and clear of cookies once and for all (or at least to have a better grip on which ones get through), click the button with three dots in the top right hand corner of your browser window:įrom here a drop-down menu will appear, containing a number of different options to choose from. Note: Tests for Google Chrome, Edge, Opera, and Mozilla Firefox were all run on a Windows 10 desktop PC running the latest updates as of February 21, 2019. If you want to find a better way to manage how your browser collects cookies on you or anyone who uses your computer, read our guide to find out everything you need to know and more! On the one hand, while they make it easier for your web browser to actively learn about where you browse and keep you logged in wherever you go, they can also be a nasty way for advertisers and adware distributors to keep tabs on you while you use certain sites. Cookies can be a contentious part of the web browsing experience for many users.
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