Description:

This utility is able to handle cookies and to delete them better than other utilities. (try to run a privacy cleaner and then run IECV...!)

It allows to:
Find a cookie in the list by specifying the name of the Web site.
Select and delete the unwanted cookies.
Save the cookies to a readable text file.
Copy cookie information into the clipboard.
Automatically refresh the cookies list.
Display the cookies of other users and from other computers.
Open the IECookiesView utility directly from Internet Explorer toolbar.
Change the content of a cookie.
Export your cookies to Netscape/Mozilla cookies file.
Block sites from using cookies through the cookies blocker of IE 6.0.




Standalone executable: 55 kb

System: Win 9x, 2000, XP (IE 4.0-6.0)

License: Freeware

site: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/internet_e ... _view.html

How to run:
Download http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/iecv.zip , unzip in a folder of your choice, run iecv.exe

Last I tested, IECookiesView writes settings to the registry.

ít´s a pity... it works very good for deleting cookies, better than ccleaner an IEprivacy (which are in the database)...

Does someone know a portable application that can do it good?

What functionality are you looking for? Do you vigorously inspect all your cookies (i.e. view them) or are you more concerned with deleting them selectively? If it is the latter then I would recommend DiskCleaner, which has a cookie filtering capability that lets you choose to not delete certain cookies.

Yes, you are right: actually my favorite software to delete surfing traces is IEPrivacyKeeper (in the database) along with CCleaner (in the database too). Both capable of preserving certain cookies.

I found the way this viewer worked quite efficient and user-friendly.

Hi! This Item, made by Nirsoft, is quite the same than IE History View, which is already in the Database...

I think that it can be really useful...

Maybe you can think about your decision again...
Sorry for posting this again, anyway!

Aw, I think you're right. I have just posted IECookiesView to the database.