[Angie10]

I try to clear out everything including cache, history and cookies as often as once a week. I hate that if you don't, it can slow down your computer.

[Alaskah]

I'm definitely not in the best habit of doing it like I use to be. But when I think about it, I do clear everything so that the sites that I use start to work properly again.

[jackchun]

I have to delete cookies often because I believe that those cookies in my device can keep track of my web browser activities !

[Ourella]

Finally, I moved to Ubuntu and forgot about all Windows problems which I had had before. Now I don't care about cookies.

[mayka123]

I delete history and cookies once in a way. May be every few weeks.

[Tendz]

I'm now thinking about deleting the cookies and all. Maybe I'll be doing it in a few days when I'm ready to give a fresh start to my phone.

[Good Weather]

I delete cookies. I do this for the smooth running of my computer.

[cmoneyspinner]

I use the Cleaner and try to clear out everything!

[Tendz]

Yesternight, I deleted the cookies, cache, and history of my browser. I hope my device works smoothly now.

[Ume ibrahim]

I do clear all my histories once a week. They never make any problem for me

[anil02]

I do clear all my histories once a week. They never make any problem for me

Deleting history imporve performance of our PC I am also doing it at regular interval

[Sophya]

My cookies are deleted automatically after the session ends.

[fredwriter]

I deleted all of my app data on my phone once by mistake, and had to go to the bank to reinstall my internet banking.

[Netherrealmer]

I do it once a month so I will experience less lags on my browsers because I have tendencies to get screen freeze.

[Sojourn]

No,I don't. If there is anything sensitive I'm working with,it is better to do it incognito which itself takes care of deletion of browsing history including cookies.I don't think deleting cookies makes browser more responsive as they are small bits of data(probably a few kbs).

[MeowsePad]

If you use CCleaner, it has a "smart cookie deletion" option so that you can choose which cookies to save when you purge them. It comes in handy so that you can get rid of unnecessary cookies that might be tracking you but save others that you need for sites that you use on a regular basis.

[Sojourn]

If you use CCleaner, it has a "smart cookie deletion" option so that you can choose which cookies to save when you purge them. It comes in handy so that you can get rid of unnecessary cookies that might be tracking you but save others that you need for sites that you use on a regular basis.

Ccleaner is an awesome tool hands down and that too free.It can really get rid of browser junk in a jiffy and it is better to use it rather than going on with the interfaces of different browsers.

[johnl0626]

Some websites do not mention their cookie policy and one soon realizes that cookies are being downloaded into their devices. I made a mistake some time ago and deleted them only to find that many websites I had signed up with required me to furnish my password due to this action.

It's a law that websites should notify their visitors about their cookie policy.
Anyways, cookies are online trackers, it's good to delete them from time to time.
Sometimes, I'd go incognito so that when I close the browser, the cookies are deleted as well.

[Tendz]

Cookies are typically text files that can provide information about your browsing behavior to websites that you visit. On one hand, they are useful for making your Internet experience more efficient. But on the other hand, they are part of the advertising ecosystem that knows which advertisements are most likely to draw your attention, and they serve them up to you wherever you visit.

[MysticMoons]

I do but only when I surfing the net on other browsers.
On my work browers I learn them as I only really go on my work sites,
and I want to stay logged in.