1. Open Google Chrome on your desktop.
2. At the top right of your screen, click on the 3 dots, then select "settings.
3. In the left column, click on "privacy and security.
4. Next, go to "third-party cookies.
5. Finally, click "View all site details and permissions.
6. There is the list of all websites where you have ever accepted cookies. If you want to delete all cookies at once press "delete all data" or go through all websites 1 by 1 and click on the trash can to the right of the website.
7. Then click delete to confirm.
1. Open Safari on your MacBook/iMac.
2. Click "Safari" in the upper left corner and go to "settings.
3. Next, go to the privacy heading.
4. There you will see "manage website data.
5. If you clicked that, you will see all the websites where cookies are turned on. You can delete them all at once by clicking 'delete all'. If you prefer to do it per website; click on the website where you want to delete the cookies and then click 'delete'.
It can be good to delete all cookies from time to time for your own privacy. The disadvantage of clearing your cookies is that your data on certain websites are therefore also removed. You may therefore have to log in again on certain websites, for example, or provide your preferences.
Refusing cookies may affect the operation of the website. For example, the website's chat function may not load or your language preference may not be saved. Also, the website owner cannot use your journey on the website for analytical and marketing purposes.
That's because cookies are tied to a browser and not to a person/profile. Thus, if you visit a website first on Google Chrome and then Safari, you may be asked again if you want to accept cookies on that website.
Go to 'settings' > 'Safari' > 'Advanced' > 'Website data' > then tap 'Delete all website data'.