Q: Where are cookies stored in Windows 10?

OneTrust, Securiti, Osano, Usercentrics, Monsido, and Silktide are some of the cookie tracking software that can help you identify and manage cookies on your website.

You can clear tracking cookies in various browsers like Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Internet Explorer.

• Google Chrome: You can go to Settings > Advanced > Clear browsing data and make sure the Cookies and other site and plugin data boxes are checked.
• Safari: You can go to Safari > Clear History.
• Microsoft Edge: You can go to Settings & and; Choose what to clear and make sure the Cookies and saved website data box is checked.

Cookies are used in websites for a variety of purposes, including:

• To improve the user experience by remembering login information, preferences, and other settings.
• To track website traffic and analytics.
• To target users with advertising.
• To collect data about user interests and preferences.

Cookies are used for a variety of purposes, including:

• To remember your login information and preferences on a website.
• To track your browsing activity across different websites in order to target you with advertising.
• To collect data about your interests and preferences in order to create a profile of you.

Cookies are typically stored in a browser's cache. The cache is a temporary storage area that stores files that are frequently used by the browser.