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Dutch Duck IE History Viewer
installation
Acknowledgments
Programs used for creation of Dutch Duck
Purchase and Support
Revision History
Support
Terms of use
FAQs
Cache explorer
What is your Cache>
Cookies explorer
How can I speed up the reading of cookies
What is stored in a cookie?
Where are your cookies stored?
Favorites explorer
How can I export my Favorites to an HTML file?
I have lost my Favorites
How can I merge my Favorites at home and at work?
How can I sort my Favorites?
History explorer
How can I change the number of days items are kept in History?
Protected mode
Some Items cannot be deleted.
Interface Elements
Ribbon
Frequently Used Ribbon Commands
Minimize Ribbon
Invoke Ribbon Commands
Grid
Sort Grid Rows
Group Grid Rows
Locate Grid Records
Navigate Through Grid Records
Select Grid Rows and Cards
Filter Editor
Filter Grid Data
Filter Data via the Filter Editor
Examples of Using the Filter Editor
Navigation Bars
Navigation Pane
Navigation Bar

Dutch Duck IE History Viewer

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Why does reading cookies take such a long time, and how can I speed it up?

If reading your cookies takes a long time, the most likely problem is that the size of your Cache is too large. Cookies Explorer goes through all the files in your Cache, and picks out those which are cookies. If your Cache is very large, this takes a long time.

To reduce the size of your Cache, in Internet Explorer go to Tools, Internet Options, Settings and set the Amount of disk space to use to 20 MB or so. This should speed up Cookies Explorer dramatically.

   
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