Cookie fans chip away at spyware bill

Third party cookies seem pretty evil to me: I've also noticed on one computer that the new MS spy eliminator gives the computer a clean bill of health during its nightly run. However, Ad Aware still finds things it doesn't like and SpyBot identifies even more. I've never had a problem after deleting everything the latter two identify.

Despite the pooh-poohing AOL gets in these posts, it appears the their new spy eliminator is about as good as they come and catches almost everything before Ad Aware and Spy Bot are run.; Posted by: Bill4 Posted on: 02/03/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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pooh-pooh Letophoro | 02/03/05

Too true Bill4 | 02/04/05

Cookies Nflux | 02/04/05

Indeed so Bill4 | 02/04/05

3rd Party Cookies Middle of the Road | 02/04/05

Privacy no more. Outside T. Box | 02/04/05

Kill Em All BlackDiamond | 02/04/05

Kill Em All LilBambi_z | 02/04/05

first vs third party cookies linuxoverwindows | 02/05/05

Sounds like Windows to me. Outside T. Box | 02/04/05

Cookie Intelligence Here! anthonycea | 02/05/05

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