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    How is it possible to clear the cookies a webbrowser component set?

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      How is it possible to clear the cookies a webbrowser component set?

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      Hi, on WinXP cookies are regular files located in a folder such as C:\Documents and Settings\MyName\Cookies\ To get the path of that folder, use Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Cookies) :)

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        Hi, on WinXP cookies are regular files located in a folder such as C:\Documents and Settings\MyName\Cookies\ To get the path of that folder, use Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Cookies) :)

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        So I have to do it via the file system. I had hoped there would be an easier way because every Windows version stores them in a different directory. :sigh:

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          So I have to do it via the file system. I had hoped there would be an easier way because every Windows version stores them in a different directory. :sigh:

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          I think I have shown you the way to get to the folder, no matter what Windows version you have. :)

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