Then press reload and it'll tell you. Of course to do this you have to have cookies enabled on your web browser.
Cookies are wonderful tools for making web pages more personal in all manner of ways.
Some people would have you believe that cookies are evil and intrusive - selling parts of your soul to advertising companies. One thing for sure is that you should make an informed decision before you padlock the door against these often benevolent biscuits of the digital variety. I'll start by trying to dispel some misconceptions. You have as much chance of executing a cookie as getting Bill Gates to admit Windows has bugs. 2 - If you read the Netscape specifications you will find that a cookie is limited to 4K of text.