How to Remove Cookies on Windows
Cookies and site storage can keep you signed in and retain website preferences.
By Kudu Team · Reviewed
System Cleaner
Review junk files before you delete them
Kudu scans supported app, browser, and system caches and lists every item for review before anything is removed. Browser cleanup keeps cookies, history, and passwords.
Download Kudu Free →How System Cleaner worksBefore You Clean
Cookies and site storage can keep you signed in and retain website preferences. Removing them can sign you out or discard offline website data.
Review and Clean Manually
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Open the browser’s settings and search for site data or cookies.
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Prefer removing data for the affected site instead of every site.
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Confirm you can sign back in before deleting. Choose the intended data types; passwords and browsing history are separate.
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Reload the website and sign in again if required. Check that the original issue is resolved.
Where Kudu Helps
Kudu’s browser cleaner preserves cookies and sessions. Use the browser’s site-data controls; cache cleanup is a separate task.
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References
System Cleaner
Review junk files before you delete them
Kudu scans supported app, browser, and system caches and lists every item for review before anything is removed. Browser cleanup keeps cookies, history, and passwords.
Download Kudu Free →How System Cleaner worksRelated guides
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