Web sites send small text files to your browser to keep track of your on-line sessions. They are particularly useful when you want a Web site to auto-sign you into a registration process. Cookies cannot be used to execute code (run programs) or deliver viruses to your computer. However web sites also use cookies to track you through the site. Internet Explorer stores persistent cookies in separate files named with the user's name and the domain name of the site that sent the cookie. For example: yourname@sexsite.txt. With LogCleaner, you can select which cookies you want to delete and which one you want to keep.

Internet Explorer :

· Delete IE History

· Delete IE Cookie

· Delete IE Cach

· Delete URL Error Logs

· Clean Downloaded components

· Delete Typed URL's

· Clean Favourites

· Delete IE Visited Pages History

· Don't store IE passwords

Microsoft Windows :

· Clean Run History

· Clean Recent Docs History

· Clean Find Files History

· Clean Find Computers History

· Clean Recent Shared Disk History

· Clean Start Menu Order History

· Clean Windows temporary files

· Clean Recycle Bin

· Clean Logon Information

· Clean System Logs

· Clean Logon User Name

Microsoft Office :

· Clean Microsoft Word

· Clean Microsoft Outlook

· Clean Microsoft Access

· Clean Microsoft Excel

· Clean Microsoft Power Point

· Clean Common Microsoft Ofice Files

Temporary Files :

· Clean *.bak files

· Clean *.~* files

· Clean *.tmp files

· Clean *.chk files

· Clean Custom files

· Clean Custom Directories

Clean Free Space Disk

· Archivers:

· Browsers:

· Development:

· Download:

· Editors:

· FTP:

· File Managers:

· Firewalls:

· Graphics:

· HTML Editors:

· Mail:

· Media:

· Network Utils:

· Search:

· Utils: