Cookie fans chip away at spyware bill

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All cookies should be made non-required and be considered spyware. Any webpage that forces you to take their cookie should be placed on the spyware list. I should not be forced to accept a cookie just to look for envelopes on Staples webpage.; Posted by: BlackDiamond Posted on: 02/04/05 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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