Netscape, Internet Explorer, and other recent browsers have included the ability to let Web sites store simple text files of information on their visitors' computers. Depending on the Web site, your browser may include the cookie data in future requests to the same server, but will not send it to other Web sites. By utilizing cookies, as you click to add something to your shopping cart selections, we can retrieve your selections when you are ready to check out and finalize your purchase.
Many users are concerned about security and privacy risks associated with cookies.
Some of these concerns are based on a misunderstanding of the way that cookies work. Cannot obtain your login e-mail address, or other information unless you volunteer the information. Cannot be used to create viruses or destructive programs on your computer. Cannot be used to fill up your hard drive. So rogue sites cannot read or modify cookies from other sites.