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is a check box that says to tell websites you do not want to be tracked. But many of the websites

do not honor this.

Also, you can use InPrivate Filtering (“Safety” button or under “Tools” on the menu) to block

some sites. The most effective way I have found to block ads in IE is not in the IE settings. I use

the Parental Control settings in my Virus/Internet Security suite. I use TrendMicro Titanium

Internet Security. Under Parental Controls, I block the general category of “Web Advertisement,”

but that doesn't get everything.

There is also a section of the Parental Controls that blocks individual websites. The same rule

applies here as in Firefox – if the name includes “ads,” “click,” etc., it's usually a “Block.”

Cookie blocking can be done with IE settings under Tools/Internet Options on the menu or the

Internet Options icon in the Control Panel. Initially, it is a pain in the neck, but worth it in the long

run. On the Privacy tab chose the “Sites” button. If you already know the name of the website

whose cookie is to be blocked, you can enter it and choose “Block.”

If the website doesn't work right without the cookie, you can always come back and remove the

block. The next part can be annoying at first. On the Privacy tab choose the “Advanced” button.

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