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Adobe Flash Cookies: Yes They Are Dangerous, and More Cool Linux Hacks

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Are Flash cookies dangerous? Of course they are-- to your privacy and personal data security. Carla Schroder shares some additional helpful information submitted by readers on what Flash cookies really do in part 3 of this series, and more cool Linux ways to manage them.

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questioner ·
I recently found an addon for Firefox called BetterPrivacy that automatically deletes all Flash cookies when you exit Firefox. It even includes a white list in case you want to keep a select few.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6623

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