Third-Party Cookies are nothing but Cookies from another
website requested via an embedded code. These have no real benefit to the user
as they are only used for data gathering purposes.
Some websites or features on a web page may not work if you
block third-party cookies. Then again, some of you may have privacy concerns
and may want to block third-party cookies.
We have seen how you can manage cookies in Internet
Explorer, Chrome, Firefox and Opera. Now let us see how you can allow or block
third-party cookies in these web browsers.
Block Third-Party Cookies in Internet Explorer
Click on the Advanced button to open the Advanced Privacy
Settings. here, check the Override automatic cookie handling box. IE by default
accepts third-party cookies. To block them, select Block. Click OK and exit.
