Now there is something interesting under Privacy...but of course I have no idea how to use it. There seems to be an option to type in a website and block it from using cookies. I don't understand this and don't want to ruin anything ...and also...if a site like craig's list didn't find the cookie could someone post? You don't have to have an account typically to post.
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