IECookiesView

Ever wondered what's hiding in your Internet Explorer cookies? IECookiesView is a neat little tool that lets you peek into every single cookie stored by Internet Explorer on your computer. It’s like having a backstage pass to your browsing data you get to see all the details, from where the cookie came from to what it’s storing.

One of the coolest things about IECookiesView is how easy it is to organize your view. Just click on any column header to sort the list click again, and it flips to descending order. Looking for a specific cookie from a certain website? No problem. You can search by the site’s name and find it in seconds.

But it’s not just about looking IECookiesView puts you in control. You can pick and delete cookies you don’t want, save them as a text file for later reference, or even copy the details to your clipboard. Plus, it updates automatically whenever a new cookie comes in, so you’re always looking at the latest data.

Here are some of its standout features:

Edit cookie content directly yes, you can tweak it if you know what you’re doing.

Block specific websites from dropping cookies using Internet Explorer 6.0’s built in blocking.

Launch IECookiesView right from your Internet Explorer toolbar for quick access.

Check cookies from other user accounts or even other computers (handy for admins or the curious).

System wise, it’s pretty flexible: it runs on Windows 95 all the way up to Windows Vista, and works with Internet Explorer versions 4.0 through 9.0. Just a heads up support for Internet Explorer 10.0 is limited because of changes in how cookies are stored, so you might run into some quirks there.

Whether you’re cleaning up, troubleshooting, or just satisfying your curiosity, IECookiesView is a handy utility for anyone still rocking Internet Explorer.

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