The Cookienator application was designed to be a tool that will help you remain anonymous from search engines and other notorious web-usage trackers.

Many websites install cookies in your browser, and these little bits of tracking data will be used to identify you for as long as you keep using your computer. In the past few years I have been alternating between religiously clearing my cookies from time to time, or neglecting to do so with hope that these corporations will live up to their vague promises of doing no evil.

Just very recently I have had enough, and spent a good chunk of a weekend creating Cookienator, a simple program that will leave most of your cookies alone but will remove the ones that put your privacy at risk. I will talk about the reasons behind creating this tool later - you probably came here to get the software so let's get that out of the way.

Cookienator is extremely lightweight; it's a single executable that you install on your computer. When run, it will tell you how many cookies it would like to remove.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Support for IE8, Safari 4, Firefox 3.5, Chrome 3 and Flash 10
· Updated default block list
· Fixed a crash bug with IE6 that occured with uninitialized index.dat files