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Cooky
* Cookies allow Web sites to maintain information on a particular user.
* Cookies are a feature that allows web servers to recognize the computer used to access a web site
  - major food group
* Cookies are a mechanism for browser software to remember something about a web site
  - to remember information about a visitor from one page to another
  - used to remember information about a visitor
  - standard method for websites to provide personalized information to users
* Cookies are a way in which the server is saving information on the user hard disk
  - some companies have of keeping track of customer visits and preferences
* Cookies are an identifier sent from websites to each user
  - industry standard used by most websites
  - benign data nuggets used by Web browsers
* Cookies are bits of data saved by and used specifically for a Web site
  - that a website can transfer to a user's personal computer
  - information stored on a users disk drive by a web site
  - capable of storing many types of data
  - data items created by a Web server that is stored on a user's computer
  - files a Web site can use to recognize repeat users and their preferences
  - identifiers generated by the server
  - lines of text in files that store fields and values
* Cookies are little sponges - they absorb moisture from the atmosphere
  - sponges-they absorb moisture from the atmosphere
  - made in an oven
* Cookies are messages a web server places on a web browser
  - sends to a web browser
  - objects that are stored on the client side of a web connection
  - packets of information that are attached to web pages
* Cookies are pieces of data that can be stored on the Internet user's hard drive
  - information generated by a Web server and stored in the user's computer
* Cookies are pieces of information that a Web site uses for record keeping purposes
  - a Web site uses to store information
  - a web site creates for record-keeping purposes
  - are used for record-keeping purposes
  - software that use a unique number to identify a user
  - programs used for tracking
  - short pieces of data used by web servers to help identify web users
  - simply sets of strings written to the browser by the web application server
* Cookies are small amounts of data stored on a Web users computer by the Web site
  - bits of data that can be stored on visitors computers
* Cookies are small bits of information that are exchanged between Web browser and Web server
  - that are placed on a computer's hard drive
  - data files stored on a user's computer, which keep track of various information
* Cookies are small data files that are stored on an Internet user's computer by a web server
  - certain Web sites write to a user's hard drive during a visit
  - pieces that are stored on the user's computer hard drive
* Cookies are small data structures delivered by a Web site to a Web client
  - by a Web site to a user
* Cookies are small files that a Web browser places on a user computer's hard drive
  - contain information a Web site uses for tracking purposes
* Cookies are small pieces of code that a web site transfers to an individual's hard drive
  - data that are stored by a user s Web browser on the user s hard drive
* Cookies are small pieces of information that are stored in a designated file on a user's computer
  - that many web sites use to make online navigation easier
  - programs that are usually written in a scripting language
* Cookies are small sets of data which can be set by a website in order to track state
  - information generated by users as they look at Web sites
  - text files a Web site can use to recognize a repeat visitor to the Web site
* Cookies are small text files placed by a Web server on a visitors' computer
  - on the client machine by the host to store information
* Cookies are small text files that Web sites place onto visitors' hard drives
  - a Web server places on the hard disk of the client computer
  - a Web site can send to a user's Web browser
  - are sent to web browsers by web servers
  - identify an individual computer's browser entering a web site
  - used to record information about a web site visitor
  - written to the client's computer by a particular web site
  - strings of text that a website transmits to a user's computer
* Cookies are text files that Web sites use to store information about a visitor for future reference
  - are stored by the browser on the computer's hard drive
* Cookies are the mechanisms used by Web sites to identify users and personalize information
  - most efficient way for web browsers to track information
* Cookies are tiny data packages deposited on the user's computer by Internet website providers
  - files that a website leaves on the user's computer when somebody visits
  - user-specific data that server sends to the client, and stored on the client's computer
  - what enable Web sites to offer personalized preferences for pages
* Cookies can be a force for good or for evil
  - have a great number of uses, but are usually used to store state information
  - function as identification cards, recording passwords and preferences
  - have lifespans that are defined by their expiration dates
  - made with brown and liquid sugars, such as honey and molasses, tend to be chewy
  - refer to unique packets of information that a server can transfer to a visitor's computer
* Many cookies contain dairy ingredients.
  * A 'cookie' sweet dessert made from flour. Cookies are made in an oven. They are also called biscuits in many English-speaking countries. In the United States and Canada, many varieties of biscuit are called cookies as well.
+ Cookie, Description
  * Most cookies are flat and round like a disc. Cookies often have flavors added to them, like spices, chocolate, butter, peanut butter, nuts or dried fruits. Most cookies are very sweet. Today, many people think of cookies with warmth and love. Cookies may be used like chocolate and candy as a reward when children do good deeds.