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Quest calculator

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I'm up for some questing now, and decided to use the tip.it quest calculator. bu-u-u-ut, i ran into a little problem: It doesn't save my finished quests. The reason of this is that i've set both my browser and security software to always delete all the temporary stuff. Does anyone have any idea what does it use for the saves, so i'd know what to keep? ::'

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It uses cookies to save your completed quests. So if you're deleting those (which isn't the best idea anyway) it won't save :|

We say it time and time again: "Cookies are not harmful!", they are not spyware. The only people who can access a cookie is the domain that created it in the first place. I wish we could create a sticky about cookies as there's far too much needless paranoia about them.

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Yeah, well, whenever i do a spyware scan it always finds a couple of tracking cookies :? these aren't spyware, but they DO slow stuff down. And i've been deleting them for.. um.. 2 years i think, this is the first problem ever which has something to do with them...

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Yeah, well, whenever i do a spyware scan it always finds a couple of tracking cookies :? these aren't spyware, but they DO slow stuff down. And i've been deleting them for.. um.. 2 years i think, this is the first problem ever which has something to do with them...

 

Tracking cookies do not slow anything down, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Yeah, well, whenever i do a spyware scan it always finds a couple of tracking cookies :? these aren't spyware, but they DO slow stuff down. And i've been deleting them for.. um.. 2 years i think, this is the first problem ever which has something to do with them...

 

Tracking cookies do not slow anything down, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

 

I will second that. konzserwas, do you have any idea what a cookie is? It is a text file of data. If you don't know much you really can't execue a text file.

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All programs are text files, aren't they? :twss:

 

Ok ok, when it comes to software and especially the internet my knowledge simply sucks :oops:

 

 

 

what's a tracking cookie then? I figured it was some stuff that observes what sites you go to and send the info to some advert company :? i guess i was wrong :?

 

 

 

Or was that the ad-aware stuff? *is confused*

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