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the most straightforward way is to use Firefox itself to get at your cookies. To do this, in Firefox click;

Tools - Options - Privacy tab - 'remove individual cookies' - now you can see them all, delete individually etc. Hope this helps.

The cookies are actually stored in your firefox profile as a text file, which is probably something like C:\ Documents and Settings\ User\ ApplicationData\ Mozilla\ Firefox\ Profiles\ Userprofile\ cookies.txt you will need to have the option of 'view hidden files' to get to this.

open

C:\Users\USER NAME GOES HERE\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies

OPEN THE START MENU (Lower Left Corner of Your Desktop)

OPEN "MY COMPUTER"

IN THE "MY COMPUTER" POP-UP WINDOW:

In the address bar located in the pop-up window, paste the following address:

C:\Users\USER NAME HERE\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies

***YOU WILL NEED TO SUBSTITUTE YOUR UNIQUE USER NAME WHERE "USER NAME HERE" APPEARS IN THE ADDRESS.

HIT THE ENTER BUTTON.

Your cookies files should appear.

For more help contact on:

1 877 854 6888

here is how you do it my computer--local disk-- documents and settings-- ( your user)-- there you will see cookies. (I THINK)