Get started with Microsoft Edge. This article describes how to delete cookie files from your computer. You can decide to have Guided Help delete the cookie files from your computer for you, or you can manually delete cookie files from your computer.

Open Edge browser, select Settings and more > Settings > Cookies and site permissions. Under Cookies and data stored, select Manage and delete cookies and site data > See all cookies and site data and search for the site whose cookies you want to delete.

Your browsing history is the info that Internet Explorer stores on a PC as you surf the web. To help improve your experience, this includes info you've entered into forms, passwords, and sites you've visited.

How to Manage Cookies in Internet Explorer. For information about managing cookies in Internet Explorer, see one of the following sections, as appropriate for your version of Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer 9. To delete cookies in Internet Explorer 9, follow these steps: Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button.

Cookies can make your browsing experience better by letting sites remember your preferences or letting you avoid signing in each time you visit certain sites. However, some cookies might put your privacy at risk by tracking sites that you visit. For more info, see Delete and manage cookies in Internet Explorer.

Change Internet Explorer settings. There are many changes you can make to customize your browsing experience in Internet Explorer. To view all settings and options, open Internet Explorer on the desktop, select Tools > Internet options. Reset Internet Explorer settings

Get started with Microsoft Edge. This article describes how to delete cookie files from your computer. You can decide to have Guided Help delete the cookie files from your computer for you, or you can manually delete cookie files from your computer.

Fixes an issue in which Internet Explorer 10 or Internet Explorer 11 does not roam persistent cookies. This issue occurs when the environment is configured to let computers delete the cached copy of the local profile when users log off.

The Temporary Internet Files (or cache) folder is used by Windows Internet Explorer and by MSN Explorer to store webpage content on the computer hard disk for quick viewing. This cache lets Internet Explorer or MSN Explorer download only the content that has changed since you last viewed a webpage, instead of downloading all the content every ...

Fixes an issue in which you encounter cookie-related issues when you use Internet Explorer 11. This issue occurs after you enable EPM in Internet Explorer 11 and then go to certain websites.