Daily Reviews Team, 2002-08-08 01:10:10

     Surfing the net doesn't mean just downloading web pages to your computer: it also means sending data back to web servers. You do it when you fill out registration forms, submit a reply on a web conference, pass an online language test etc. What's more, websites tend to leave some data and request it back from your computer too by means of cookies. You can switch them off completely or accept or decline them manually, but that's quite a bother. Use IWash to have cookies deleted automatically.
     IWash is a simple application that lets you wipe off cookies and temporary Internet files from your computer automatically. What you need to do is set the interval of time for the cookies to be deleted - from as short as one minute to as long as several months. The tool will sit in your memory and its icon - in the system tray - while cookies and cache files will be deleted on a regular basis. You can also delete them manually by clicking on the appropriate button on the program window.
     The tool is small and but single-featured, yet it's much more easy to operate it than delete cookies and other Internet files manually or via the Internet Explorer Options interface. Download this free tool now and check it out yourself.