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[WICCMB]

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[RMXByker]

Just a heads up for some of you that may not be as computer savvy, if you're using Chrome for your browser, make sure to select "since beginning of time" before you delete...

[dirt]

Just a heads up for some of you that may not be as computer savvy, if you're using Chrome for your browser, make sure to select "since beginning of time" before you delete...

In Chrome, you can actually just right-click on the page, and select "inspect". The console will come up on the right side of the page. Select Application, then on that page, click on Cookies, select the cookie and delete.

This will fix the mmba.org problem w/o deleting all of your cookies.

[mmba7349]

I just clicked the "i" to the left of the url and clicked the "cookies in use". Just go through each listed and hit remove.

I think a little cleaner and less intimidating for the non techies. This is with the chrome browser.

[RMXByker]

Both ways as well...thanks for the additional info you guys.

[ColorVoyeur]

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[berto2cj]

this is the most in depth cookie deletion discussion i have ever seen. lets keep it rolling - who's got IE and firefox instructions?

[Creamy]

Just a heads up for some of you that may not be as computer savvy, if you're using Chrome for your browser, make sure to select "since beginning of time" before you delete...

In Chrome, you can actually just right-click on the page, and select "inspect". The console will come up on the right side of the page. Select Application, then on that page, click on Cookies, select the cookie and delete.

This will fix the mmba.org problem w/o deleting all of your cookies.

Thanks! Worked like a charm

[c0nsumer]

[TenSpeed]

Just a heads up for some of you that may not be as computer savvy, if you're using Chrome for your browser, make sure to select "since beginning of time" before you delete...

In Chrome, you can actually just right-click on the page, and select "inspect". The console will come up on the right side of the page. Select Application, then on that page, click on Cookies, select the cookie and delete.

This will fix the mmba.org problem w/o deleting all of your cookies.

Thank you for this. Worked perfectly.

[squinky4]

For Firefox, if you go Edit -> Preferences -> Privacy, there's a "remove individual cookies" option. Clicking this brings up a window, type "mmba" in the search and select all the mmba entries. Click the "Remove Selected" to remove the mmba cookies.

[deuxdiesel]

What about AOL users?

[TenSpeed]

What about AOL users?

For AOL users, delete browser. Download Google Chrome or Firefox.

[Hudnut]

you may want to add a popup or comment at the login screen. This issue may cause some occasional users to abandon the site completely.