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How to Access Cookies in Windows XP


Users of computers with any kind of operating system may need to find where cookies are stored on their computer. Cookies are small files that hold bits of information about the user and past Internet activity. Generally, each website has its own cookies that are generated when the user goes onto and uses the site. The cookies stay on the user's computer after leaving the site. Cookies are most often used to keep track of what a user has done on a site or for settings that help the computer remember passwords, preferences and other elements of a customer's interaction with a company's website. For those who need to access cookies in XP, knowing more about how Windows XP systems handle these small data files can help a computer's owner or operator keep tabs on what's stored on the hard drive.

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