viewing blocked cookies

August 2, 2007

I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit. Cookie

viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I can

only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or edit

beyond that. WHY?

Is there a folder where all blocked and allowe cookies are. I have looked

in Temp ie folder, there is only allowed cookies there.

Is there a registry edit to aloow more to be viewd?

August 2, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

"john" wrote in message

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> I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit.

> Cookie

> viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

>

> When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I

> can

> only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or

> edit

> beyond that. WHY?

Um, because there were, well, BLOCKED. What did you think "block"

meant? If I block all people over the height of 5 feet through my only

door in the house then do you really expect to find anyone over 5-foot

high in my house? No, they were BLOCKED. Blocked means blocked. Those

cookies were NEVER created because they were BLOCKED. You cannot view

something that does not exist.

August 2, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

In the Sites dialogue, click once on the "Setting" column. Do you now see

blocked cookies at the top? Click once again. What do you now see?

--

Gary S. Terhune

MS-MVP Shell/User

http://www.grystmill.com

"john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

> I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit. Cookie

> viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

>

> When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I can

> only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or edit

> beyond that. WHY?

>

> Is there a folder where all blocked and allowe cookies are. I have looked

> in Temp ie folder, there is only allowed cookies there.

>

> Is there a registry edit to aloow more to be viewd?

August 2, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

If the program list blocked cookies, then there is a file some where of ALL

those blocked cookies. How then would it remeber to block them. Since there

is a list of them on my computer, that is different than the blocked ones on

yours. Ergo, I have a file or registry that contains them. My question,

where is it, how can I edit it?

"Vanguard" wrote:

> "john" wrote in message

> news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

> > I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit.

> > Cookie

> > viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

> >

> > When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I

> > can

> > only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or

> > edit

> > beyond that. WHY?

>

> Um, because there were, well, BLOCKED. What did you think "block"

> meant? If I block all people over the height of 5 feet through my only

> door in the house then do you really expect to find anyone over 5-foot

> high in my house? No, they were BLOCKED. Blocked means blocked. Those

> cookies were NEVER created because they were BLOCKED. You cannot view

> something that does not exist.

>

August 3, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

"john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> If the program list blocked cookies, then there is a file some where of

> ALL

> those blocked cookies. How then would it remeber to block them. Since

> there

> is a list of them on my computer, that is different than the blocked ones

> on

> yours. Ergo, I have a file or registry that contains them. My question,

> where is it, how can I edit it?

>

It blocks them by site. So it doesn't allow them on your PC since you have

instructed your web browser not to.

The cookies are not downloaded then blocked, that would be a waste of

bandwidth. Whenever the site offers a cookie, it is refused, ERGO, they do

not exist on your HDD in the first place.

There may be a list of the cookies that have been refused, but that would

just be the file names.

The list of names would be generated *after* the cookie has been offered and

refused, so there is no list of pre-denied cookies, the list is generated

when the site you specified offers either one or twenty cookies.

Why ask a question if you refuse to accept the answer.

>

> "Vanguard" wrote:

>

>> "john" wrote in message

>> news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

>> > I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit.

>> > Cookie

>> > viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

>> >

>> > When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I

>> > can

>> > only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or

>> > edit

>> > beyond that. WHY?

>>

>> Um, because there were, well, BLOCKED. What did you think "block"

>> meant? If I block all people over the height of 5 feet through my only

>> door in the house then do you really expect to find anyone over 5-foot

>> high in my house? No, they were BLOCKED. Blocked means blocked. Those

>> cookies were NEVER created because they were BLOCKED. You cannot view

>> something that does not exist.

>>

August 3, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

The OP has to be talking about the list of Allowed and Blocked cookies in

Internet Options>Privacy tab>Sites.

--

Gary S. Terhune

MS-MVP Shell/User

http://www.grystmill.com

"dobey" <a@v.nox> wrote in message

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>

> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:1BC7F55D-3901-4D17-AC58-76B1613D944B@microsoft.com...

>> If the program list blocked cookies, then there is a file some where of

>> ALL

>> those blocked cookies. How then would it remeber to block them. Since

>> there

>> is a list of them on my computer, that is different than the blocked ones

>> on

>> yours. Ergo, I have a file or registry that contains them. My question,

>> where is it, how can I edit it?

>>

>

> It blocks them by site. So it doesn't allow them on your PC since you have

> instructed your web browser not to.

>

> The cookies are not downloaded then blocked, that would be a waste of

> bandwidth. Whenever the site offers a cookie, it is refused, ERGO, they do

> not exist on your HDD in the first place.

>

> There may be a list of the cookies that have been refused, but that would

> just be the file names.

> The list of names would be generated *after* the cookie has been offered

> and refused, so there is no list of pre-denied cookies, the list is

> generated when the site you specified offers either one or twenty cookies.

>

> Why ask a question if you refuse to accept the answer.

>

>>

>> "Vanguard" wrote:

>>

>>> "john" wrote in message

>>> news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

>>> > I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit.

>>> > Cookie

>>> > viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

>>> >

>>> > When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I

>>> > can

>>> > only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or

>>> > edit

>>> > beyond that. WHY?

>>>

>>> Um, because there were, well, BLOCKED. What did you think "block"

>>> meant? If I block all people over the height of 5 feet through my only

>>> door in the house then do you really expect to find anyone over 5-foot

>>> high in my house? No, they were BLOCKED. Blocked means blocked. Those

>>> cookies were NEVER created because they were BLOCKED. You cannot view

>>> something that does not exist.

>>>

>

August 3, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

"john" wrote in message

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> If the program list blocked cookies, then there is a file some where

> of ALL

> those blocked cookies. How then would it remeber to block them.

> Since there

> is a list of them on my computer, that is different than the blocked

> ones on

> yours. Ergo, I have a file or registry that contains them. My

> question,

> where is it, how can I edit it?

Depends entirely on HOW you are blocking cookies. Usually cookies are

blocked by what type of cookie they are. You can configure IE to block

all cookies so obviously no list is required. All is all regardless of

what site tried to create one. If you allowed 1st party cookies but

block 3rd party cookies then a site that tries to write a cookie that

specifies a different domain can read it (cookies can only be read by

the domain it was created for) then no list is required. If you add

sites the Allowed list then cookies from those sites are allowed. No

list is needed of the cookies that were allowed from those sites, just

the list of sites from which you are allowing them to save cookies.

Similarly there is a Blocked list of domains you specify that can never

create cookies on your host, and you don't need a list of their cookies

but just the domains you blocked.

Internet Options -> Privacy

Advanced (to configure cookie handling in general)

Sites (to see the Allow and Block lists)

August 3, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

NO. As I stated in the orginal posting. If I click on settings, it only

allowes me to scroll down to "C". If I click on domain it lets me get to "E"

Nobody has answered my problem. I would have though that MS people would

know. People keep saying that no cookie exist on my computer since I have

it blocked. I Know that. I want to edit/view the BLOCKED list on MY

COMPUTER. It has nothing to do with seesion cookies, that is OFF. I have

ALL cookies set to PROMPT.

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

> In the Sites dialogue, click once on the "Setting" column. Do you now see

> blocked cookies at the top? Click once again. What do you now see?

>

> --

> Gary S. Terhune

> MS-MVP Shell/User

> http://www.grystmill.com

>

> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

> > I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit. Cookie

> > viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

> >

> > When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I can

> > only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or edit

> > beyond that. WHY?

> >

> > Is there a folder where all blocked and allowe cookies are. I have looked

> > in Temp ie folder, there is only allowed cookies there.

> >

> > Is there a registry edit to aloow more to be viewd?

>

August 3, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

Sorry. I found the list and thought I'd posted it last time...

In the Registry, each item in the Blocked/Allowed list is a sub-key of this

Key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet

Settings\P3P\History

If the default Value is DWORD 5, the site is blocked. If it's 1, the site is

allowed. Unfortunately, I don't know what's caused your Sites dialogue to

behave as it is, but I'd try Exporting the entire Key listed above, then

delete it and then recreate just the key above, without all the sub-Keys.

(Create a new key under ...\P3P\ called History.) That should blank the

entire list. Then test the list. Just go to a bunch of sites and accept or

deny cookies as you desire until you have a decent list. Make sure it

includes sites from all parts of the alphabet. See if it behaves now. If it

works, try restoring the Exported list by Merging the REG file you saved

when you exported the list. If it still works, fine. Otherwise, you'll have

to leave it alone and rebuild the list as you go to the sites, or slowly

test each individual sub-Key, exporting and then deleting each one, testing,

and then restoring it if the list still behaves OK. My *guess* is that one

of these sub-Keys is corrupt.

If your test shows the dialogue is still misbehaving after first clearing

the Registry keys and then testing, then IE probably needs Repair. What

version of IE do you have? 6.1 or 7?

--

Gary S. Terhune

MS-MVP Shell/User

http://www.grystmill.com

"john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> NO. As I stated in the orginal posting. If I click on settings, it only

> allowes me to scroll down to "C". If I click on domain it lets me get to

> "E"

>

> Nobody has answered my problem. I would have though that MS people would

> know. People keep saying that no cookie exist on my computer since I

> have

> it blocked. I Know that. I want to edit/view the BLOCKED list on MY

> COMPUTER. It has nothing to do with seesion cookies, that is OFF. I have

> ALL cookies set to PROMPT.

>

> "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

>

>> In the Sites dialogue, click once on the "Setting" column. Do you now see

>> blocked cookies at the top? Click once again. What do you now see?

>>

>> --

>> Gary S. Terhune

>> MS-MVP Shell/User

>> http://www.grystmill.com

>>

>> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

>> > I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit.

>> > Cookie

>> > viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

>> >

>> > When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I

>> > can

>> > only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or

>> > edit

>> > beyond that. WHY?

>> >

>> > Is there a folder where all blocked and allowe cookies are. I have

>> > looked

>> > in Temp ie folder, there is only allowed cookies there.

>> >

>> > Is there a registry edit to aloow more to be viewd?

>>

August 4, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

We attempted everything you have lisdted in you're previous message. However

it did not solve the problem i had explained. We Deleted all of the registry

keys Under P3P/History and then we re-ran the "Advanced WindowsCare V2

Personal". It then Re-installed the 27,000+ Blocked Cookies. Once again it

only allowed us to view down to the letter C. I also have I.E. v 7.0 Any

other Troubleshooting Suggestions that you may have i am willing to try

anything.

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

> Sorry. I found the list and thought I'd posted it last time...

>

> In the Registry, each item in the Blocked/Allowed list is a sub-key of this

> Key:

> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet

> Settings\P3P\History

>

> If the default Value is DWORD 5, the site is blocked. If it's 1, the site is

> allowed. Unfortunately, I don't know what's caused your Sites dialogue to

> behave as it is, but I'd try Exporting the entire Key listed above, then

> delete it and then recreate just the key above, without all the sub-Keys.

> (Create a new key under ...\P3P\ called History.) That should blank the

> entire list. Then test the list. Just go to a bunch of sites and accept or

> deny cookies as you desire until you have a decent list. Make sure it

> includes sites from all parts of the alphabet. See if it behaves now. If it

> works, try restoring the Exported list by Merging the REG file you saved

> when you exported the list. If it still works, fine. Otherwise, you'll have

> to leave it alone and rebuild the list as you go to the sites, or slowly

> test each individual sub-Key, exporting and then deleting each one, testing,

> and then restoring it if the list still behaves OK. My *guess* is that one

> of these sub-Keys is corrupt.

>

> If your test shows the dialogue is still misbehaving after first clearing

> the Registry keys and then testing, then IE probably needs Repair. What

> version of IE do you have? 6.1 or 7?

>

> --

>

> Gary S. Terhune

> MS-MVP Shell/User

> http://www.grystmill.com

>

> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:DD6E3B0B-581C-4233-ADA6-9D5D47B0BBE6@microsoft.com...

> > NO. As I stated in the orginal posting. If I click on settings, it only

> > allowes me to scroll down to "C". If I click on domain it lets me get to

> > "E"

> >

> > Nobody has answered my problem. I would have though that MS people would

> > know. People keep saying that no cookie exist on my computer since I

> > have

> > it blocked. I Know that. I want to edit/view the BLOCKED list on MY

> > COMPUTER. It has nothing to do with seesion cookies, that is OFF. I have

> > ALL cookies set to PROMPT.

> >

> > "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

> >

> >> In the Sites dialogue, click once on the "Setting" column. Do you now see

> >> blocked cookies at the top? Click once again. What do you now see?

> >>

> >> --

> >> Gary S. Terhune

> >> MS-MVP Shell/User

> >> http://www.grystmill.com

> >>

> >> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> >> news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

> >> > I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit.

> >> > Cookie

> >> > viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

> >> >

> >> > When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies, I

> >> > can

> >> > only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or

> >> > edit

> >> > beyond that. WHY?

> >> >

> >> > Is there a folder where all blocked and allowe cookies are. I have

> >> > looked

> >> > in Temp ie folder, there is only allowed cookies there.

> >> >

> >> > Is there a registry edit to aloow more to be viewd?

> >>

>

August 4, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

I'm not familiar with the app you cite, but I'm guessing that Windows is

choking on that many sites. At least, yours is.

--

Gary S. Terhune

MS-MVP Shell/User

http://www.grystmill.com

"john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:8BEE3682-2A14-40F3-94C5-9147CD9BC4AB@microsoft.com...

> We attempted everything you have lisdted in you're previous message.

> However

> it did not solve the problem i had explained. We Deleted all of the

> registry

> keys Under P3P/History and then we re-ran the "Advanced WindowsCare V2

> Personal". It then Re-installed the 27,000+ Blocked Cookies. Once again it

> only allowed us to view down to the letter C. I also have I.E. v 7.0 Any

> other Troubleshooting Suggestions that you may have i am willing to try

> anything.

>

> "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

>

>> Sorry. I found the list and thought I'd posted it last time...

>>

>> In the Registry, each item in the Blocked/Allowed list is a sub-key of

>> this

>> Key:

>> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet

>> Settings\P3P\History

>>

>> If the default Value is DWORD 5, the site is blocked. If it's 1, the site

>> is

>> allowed. Unfortunately, I don't know what's caused your Sites dialogue to

>> behave as it is, but I'd try Exporting the entire Key listed above, then

>> delete it and then recreate just the key above, without all the sub-Keys.

>> (Create a new key under ...\P3P\ called History.) That should blank the

>> entire list. Then test the list. Just go to a bunch of sites and accept

>> or

>> deny cookies as you desire until you have a decent list. Make sure it

>> includes sites from all parts of the alphabet. See if it behaves now. If

>> it

>> works, try restoring the Exported list by Merging the REG file you saved

>> when you exported the list. If it still works, fine. Otherwise, you'll

>> have

>> to leave it alone and rebuild the list as you go to the sites, or slowly

>> test each individual sub-Key, exporting and then deleting each one,

>> testing,

>> and then restoring it if the list still behaves OK. My *guess* is that

>> one

>> of these sub-Keys is corrupt.

>>

>> If your test shows the dialogue is still misbehaving after first clearing

>> the Registry keys and then testing, then IE probably needs Repair. What

>> version of IE do you have? 6.1 or 7?

>>

>> --

>>

>> Gary S. Terhune

>> MS-MVP Shell/User

>> http://www.grystmill.com

>>

>> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:DD6E3B0B-581C-4233-ADA6-9D5D47B0BBE6@microsoft.com...

>> > NO. As I stated in the orginal posting. If I click on settings, it

>> > only

>> > allowes me to scroll down to "C". If I click on domain it lets me get

>> > to

>> > "E"

>> >

>> > Nobody has answered my problem. I would have though that MS people

>> > would

>> > know. People keep saying that no cookie exist on my computer since I

>> > have

>> > it blocked. I Know that. I want to edit/view the BLOCKED list on MY

>> > COMPUTER. It has nothing to do with seesion cookies, that is OFF. I

>> > have

>> > ALL cookies set to PROMPT.

>> >

>> > "Gary S. Terhune" wrote:

>> >

>> >> In the Sites dialogue, click once on the "Setting" column. Do you now

>> >> see

>> >> blocked cookies at the top? Click once again. What do you now see?

>> >>

>> >> --

>> >> Gary S. Terhune

>> >> MS-MVP Shell/User

>> >> http://www.grystmill.com

>> >>

>> >> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> >> news:2CF7A501-F5FB-457D-BE94-E1905B0FB307@microsoft.com...

>> >> > I Have hundred of blocked cookies that I now can not see or edit.

>> >> > Cookie

>> >> > viewer programs have only allowed me to view ALLOWED cookies.

>> >> >

>> >> > When I go to IE Properties> Privacy> Sites> down to managed cookies,

>> >> > I

>> >> > can

>> >> > only scroll down to the letter "E" It does not allow me to view or

>> >> > edit

>> >> > beyond that. WHY?

>> >> >

>> >> > Is there a folder where all blocked and allowe cookies are. I have

>> >> > looked

>> >> > in Temp ie folder, there is only allowed cookies there.

>> >> >

>> >> > Is there a registry edit to aloow more to be viewd?

>> >>

>>

August 4, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

"john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> NO. As I stated in the orginal posting. If I click on settings, it

> only

> allowes me to scroll down to "C". If I click on domain it lets me get

> to "E"

>

> Nobody has answered my problem. I would have though that MS people

> would

> know. People keep saying that no cookie exist on my computer since

> I have

> it blocked. I Know that. I want to edit/view the BLOCKED list on MY

> COMPUTER. It has nothing to do with seesion cookies, that is OFF. I

> have

> ALL cookies set to PROMPT.

You were told how to look at the cookie configuration and Allow and

Blocked lists more than 6 hours ago by me and more than 12 hours ago by

Gary.

August 4, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

Vanguard

If you can read? All stated ideas have failed. As far as time, if the idea

fails, is time relevant?

"Vanguard" wrote:

> "john" <john@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:DD6E3B0B-581C-4233-ADA6-9D5D47B0BBE6@microsoft.com...

> > NO. As I stated in the orginal posting. If I click on settings, it

> > only

> > allowes me to scroll down to "C". If I click on domain it lets me get

> > to "E"

> >

> > Nobody has answered my problem. I would have though that MS people

> > would

> > know. People keep saying that no cookie exist on my computer since

> > I have

> > it blocked. I Know that. I want to edit/view the BLOCKED list on MY

> > COMPUTER. It has nothing to do with seesion cookies, that is OFF. I

> > have

> > ALL cookies set to PROMPT.

>

> You were told how to look at the cookie configuration and Allow and

> Blocked lists more than 6 hours ago by me and more than 12 hours ago by

> Gary.

>

August 4, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

"john" wrote in message

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> Vanguard

>

> If you can read? All stated ideas have failed. As far as time, if

> the idea

> fails, is time relevant?

So don't accept what is and keep walking into a wall trying to find the

door that isn't there. You've been informed as to what IE has for

cookie management. There is no log of blocked cookies maintained by IE

other than those that just blocked for the page you are currently

viewing (click on the status bar section with the crossed-out eye icon).

You can only see what cookies that *just* got blocked for the current

page. Maybe that was what you were trying to find. There is no history

of what cookies that were blocked before. If you want such logging then

start Googling for cookie managers. Maybe one of those have the history

function you want that is not in IE.

August 4, 2007

Re: viewing blocked cookies

When you use Advanced cookie management, and you set either or both types

(first-party or third-party) to "Prompt", when you get a prompt to let a

cookie be set, you can choose the option to "Always" accept or deny cookies

from the site. The list of Blocked and Allowed cookies is found under a

button called Sites. That list of Blocked and Allowed cookies actually

resides in the Registry, as I previously described. Even without Advanced

cookie management, that list still exists and sites can be added via the

Registry. It is that list that the OP is referring to.

--

Gary S. Terhune

MS-MVP Shell/User

http://www.grystmill.com

"Vanguard" <vanguard.x@comcast.net> wrote in message

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> "john" wrote in message

> news:708E9291-86D5-47C0-A6EC-0DE197E23E8E@microsoft.com...

>> Vanguard

>>

>> If you can read? All stated ideas have failed. As far as time, if the

>> idea

>> fails, is time relevant?

>

> So don't accept what is and keep walking into a wall trying to find the

> door that isn't there. You've been informed as to what IE has for cookie

> management. There is no log of blocked cookies maintained by IE other

> than those that just blocked for the page you are currently viewing (click

> on the status bar section with the crossed-out eye icon). You can only see

> what cookies that *just* got blocked for the current page. Maybe that was

> what you were trying to find. There is no history of what cookies that

> were blocked before. If you want such logging then start Googling for

> cookie managers. Maybe one of those have the history function you want

> that is not in IE.

>

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