[jobless dude]

I never do that because it makes me log out from non-Google products

[katkat]

I would like to delete cookies but I am having trouble logging in even if I keep my password somewhere. Seems not working. Is there any other way to clean up?

[kat82]

I never do that because it makes me log out from non-Google products

But over storing cookies for long time can make your browser turn into something else. I personally delete them from time to time after all, deleting them does not affect my password manager since re-logging onto the site will make things on again.

[MysticMoons]

I do , but not on my day to day work and
business browser. I just get rid of them or block them when
I doing research on something and do not need cookies after I am done.

[Ash]

I don't. Cookies are useful and it just gets annoying when you delete them because you get logged out and details not remember on several sites.

[raaman]

Cookies are useful

In what way are they useful? Can you please elaborate?

[ptrikha21]

Earlier I was regularly deleting cookies. However now I use Firefox and use a setting the clears up cookies when we close Firefox.

--- 12 Jan 2019, 21:49 ---

I have never deleted any cookies. However once a month I clear all my history. I do need to put in my passwrod again if I visit websites, but this is no hardship.

Entering password again is in fact safer than letting browsers remember those.

[KyushuKris]

I delete my history about once every couple of months. It blasts the cookies, and also frees up some space used by youtube content.

[kat82]

Earlier I was regularly deleting cookies. However now I use Firefox and use a setting the clears up cookies when we close Firefox.

--- 12 Jan 2019, 21:49 ---

I have never deleted any cookies. However once a month I clear all my history. I do need to put in my passwrod again if I visit websites, but this is no hardship.

Entering password again is in fact safer than letting browsers remember those.

That is kind of good. Rather delete my cookies than letting them turn into spies to crack all my info stored on my computer. Exactly same thing I try to do.

[kanchan18]

It has become an habit for me to delete cookies regularly. i daily visit a lot of websites and besides them attend a lot of surveys, so a lot of cookies are deposited in my system which need to be deleted otherwise surveys sometime malfunction

[simplyfred]

I usually delete cookies from time to time. Some of them are creating ads that continue to pop. So I needed to refresh my computer.

[cmoneyspinner]

Yes I delete cookies and I also run a cleaner to clean my browser history thoroughly.

[Abigael]

I used to delete cookies many times but I stopped because I realised that whenever I did that, most sites would work slowly when I reopen them.

[anilmr]

I do delete cookies, at least once a week, sometimes even 2 - 3 times a week. But surely I make it a point to clear history, cache and cookies once a week. I usually designate Sundays for this task. If I forget on Sundays then it is surely on Mondays.

[anil02]

Today I delete cookies. Earlier I was deleting cooking of 24 hours or seven day. For some day I was facing problem in completer survey at one site. Site suggest me to delete cookies, so today I delete all cookies. Today I competed one survey at site.

[Tendz]

It's been 3 weeks since I last deleted cookies. So, I think it's time now to delete it.

[anil02]

Now I am deleting cookies every day after completing my work.

[Netherrealmer]

I only clear cache because I do not want to lose my permanent log ins. I didn't memorize some of my password.

[anil02]

I only clear cache because I do not want to lose my permanent log ins. I didn't memorize some of my password.

It is also with me it is not easy for me to memorize passwords.

[Abigael]

I always delete cookies once a week. I do so in order to create space. This helps the phone to work faster.