- What is a cookie?
- Where did the term cookies come from?
- Why do sites use cookies?
- Can I delete cookies?
- Are cookies dangerous to my computer?
- Will cookies fill up my hard drive?
- Are cookies a threat to my privacy?
- How did I get a cookie from doubleclick? I've never been there!
- How do cookies end up on my hard drive?
- What are all those entries in my cookies.txt file?
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8 comments:
1. text memory for sites
2. written for navigator 1
3. to save information for future visits.
4. yes
5. no
6. only up to 300
7. yes, if in the wrong hands.
8. ads
9. saved from website
10. different usernames
1. text string that stores data.
2.from the guy who made netscape.
3. personalize info, marketing, store usernames, etc.
4.yes
5.no
6.no most browsers have measures in place to limit the number of cookies.
7.yes everything is
8. remote advertisements
9.saved by browser
10.code
1.a text only string that is put into the memory of your browser
2.lou montulli made it
3.keeps the site fresh, can keep you logged in etc
4.Yes
5.No
6.there are a limit of cookies on your hard drive
7.they can be but not by much
8.I've never been there! it's an advertisement pop up
9.it's stored in your web browser
10.domain, flag, path, secure, expiration, name, value
1.memory from the internet
2. lou
3. helps with online sales and collecting infomation
4. yes
5. nope its just a text file
6. nope it is either limited or deletes on its own after so many cookies
7. yes
8. from the server
9. its stored in the broweser
10. idk?
1. What is a cookie?
A text only string stored in the memory of your browser.
2. Where did the term cookies come from?
a cookie is a opaque piece of data.
3. Why do sites use cookies?
sales and services, personilization.
4. Can I delete cookies?
yes.
5. Are cookies dangerous to my computer?
no.
6. Will cookies fill up my hard drive?
no there are limitations to keep that from happening.
7. Are cookies a threat to my privacy?
they can be but it really just depends on the info you share.
8. How did I get a cookie from doubleclick? I've never been there!
You get them through a media service.
9. How do cookies end up on my hard drive?
the browswer saves them on there when your computer is shut down it is the only way to save them.
10. What are all those entries in my cookies.txt file?
every line is a piece of information that is stored.
1. A text-only file that saves the memory of websites
2. An article written by a man named Paul Bonner for www.builder.com
3. To store user data from a website, such as background color and username.
4. Yes.
5. No.
6. No, your computer can only have a certain amount of cookies at a time.
7. Not nearly as much as sharing your information on a website to begin with.
8. Because of the advertisements on the websites you do go to.
9. Because they are stored in the memory of your browser after they're transmitted through HTTP headers.
10. domain, flag, path, secure, expiration, name, value.
1. A cookie is a text-only string that gets entered into the memory of your browser.
2. Lou Montulli wrote the cookies specification for Navigator 1.0, the first browser to use the technology
3. The ability to personalize information, or to help you with online services, or to collect information.
4. Yes
5. No
6. No, there is a limit of 300 cookies, and a 20 limit of 20 cookies for every domain.
7. It is possible for your information to be spread.
8. The call to the media service is an HTTP request for an image. Once the request is made to the media service, it can return more than just an ad. It can also return a cookie with it.
9. The browser must have a way of saving the cookie when you are not browsing, or when your computer is shut off. The only way the browser can do this is to move the cookies from memory into the hard drive.
10. The layout of Netscape's cookies.txt file is such that each line contains one name-value pair. Each line represents a single piece of stored information. A tab is inserted between each of the fields.
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1. What is a cookie?
A text only string stored in the memory of your browser.
2. Where did the term cookies come from?
Lou Montulli described a cookie as a opaque piece of data.
3. Why do sites use cookies?
sales and services, personilization.
4. Can I delete cookies?
yes.
5. Are cookies dangerous to my computer?
no.
6. Will cookies fill up my hard drive?
no there are limitations to keep that from happening.
7. Are cookies a threat to my privacy?
they can be but it really just depends on the info you share.
8. How did I get a cookie from doubleclick? I've never been there!
You get them through a media service.
9. How do cookies end up on my hard drive?
the browswer saves them on there when your computer is shut down it is the only way to save them.
10. What are all those entries in my cookies.txt file?
every line is a piece of information that is stored.
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