A couple of times now I've done a scan and BD TS 2016 has found a Doubleclick cookie in user/appdata/local/microsoft/windows/INETcookies and deleted it which is a good thing. BD is doing it's job. What I can't figure out is where these cookies are coming from since I only ever use Firefox and it has it's own cookie cache. I never use Edge or Internet Explorer. I have found about a dozen cookies in that location and have manually deleted all of them but they keep coming back all with the same time stamp. I have not been able to trace any particular action back to the period of those time stamps. Anybody have any idea why cookies would be added to that location if I only use Firefox ? Is this something that Microsoft is sneaking on the system ? I'm using Win 10 Pro 64 Bit. This happens on at least two different systems.
Ok so I manually deleted the cookies from INetcookies yesterday and six of them are back today including doubleclick and mathtag. They all have a time stamp of 10:43am. Bitdefender's update was completed at 10:41:57 am...........coincidence ?
Well so much for that idea. I booted another system, did exactly the same steps and can't get the cookies to come back in INetcookies. I simply can't find out what causes them to return. I updated BD, went to Firefox, visited the same websites etc etc but can not get the cookies to reappear. It seems to be something random at this point. What is placing cookies in that location ?
On an unrelated subject can we not edit a post here ? That way I wouldn't have to start a whole new post every time I want to share the results of testing. I'm going to boot a third system to see if I can reproduce the issue there............. 