Cookies are small bits of code that websites store in your browser. They help sites remember who you are when you visit again. That means keeping you logged in, saving your language or theme ...

What are cookies, exactly, and are they good or bad? Cyber security experts break it all down.

What are cookies, again? Joseph Steinberg, cyber security and emerging technologies advisor, tells Yahoo Life that "cookies refer to one or more small pieces of data" that identify your computer ...

You can then use this software to mass-delete any cookies stored in your device. Think of it like a spring clean for your computer hard drive.

Cookies can be used for helpful purposes, automatic registration log-on, preserving website preferences, and saving items to a shopping cart are examples of what cookies can do.

Cookies simplify our online lives, but it's important to understand what cookies are before accepting them. Here's what you need to know.

Google's revised approach to third-party cookies shouldn't come as a surprise, and may also be welcome ...

Anyone who’s surfed the internet in the past 18 months or so should have noticed a new annoyance, usually presented as a small banner at the bottom of the screen, with a message similar to ...