How to remove Linked Inboxes.

Bobby I have used Mozilla Firefox browser for years and in the Options > Privacy & Security > Firefox enables you to set cookie controls the way you want.
Why don't you try it and see if it answers your questions. You can uninstall it if you don't like it.
IE and Edge will also allow you to change settings to suit your needs.

 

RL, I found that MS Edge has no option to enter Option/Tools as IE11 has. I maybe wrong?

 

Christer, good advice and thanks of making aware to me. I use AOMEI for my images saving, though not too at ease using it, as the Restore part can be troublesome, well to me anyway. I find the least troublesome Antivirus is MS Defender, it has so far kept me safe enough. At my age in life, habits die hard, reason for keeping IE11 but shortly MS is scheduled to drop it and without updates. Certainly Edge is not friendly, what it gives you is all you get.

 

Edge will soon go by the wayside also.

https://mspoweruser.com/so-long-edge-microsoft-to-replace-edge-with-chromium-based-browser/

 

Bobby, In Edge > Settings did you look in Privacy & Security?
You have 3 Options to deal with cookies!

 

RL and Christer, my thanks for your help appreciated. I have searched for this setting with no results until now, again my thanks.
Bill, yes I have read of MS making Edge obsolete in the next Win10 update (April 2019) and changing with a Chromium base browser. Does this perhaps mean trouble for users of Edge. What has put me off, are poor reports on Mozilla Firefox, but your judgement in the past has proved excellent advice and certainly worth a try.

 

Bobby, As I have stated in the past, I have used Firefox since Version 1 and it's latest version is 64.0.2!
I have been a happy camper all the time and would not recommend using it if I was in any way dissatisfied with it.

 

RL, I do respect in what you say, my only reason for hesitating in doing so is taking on a new software of which I know nothing about it. After all this Saturday, I reach a new year at being 88 years of age and with all the complications that goes with it.

 

RL, well I have taken the plunge, installed FireFox. Startup page, shows several icon of sites that I never use or shall ever do - how can they be deleted from the opening window? further, I again need to sign in again at each session of BBS. Any guidance on FireFox will be most appreciated. Bobby.

 

I have used FF for years and never have had a problem. I know tons of others that do use it also. I bet that you will find people not liking any browser that you look at the reviews. FF is the only way to go. Try it, You will like it. You

I agree 100%. FF won't delete cookies automatically. Don't know of any browser that would unless you tell it to. Some other program on you computer is doing this.

 

I will just sign in as at now, to find software being the cause is like to searching for a needle in a hay stack and most probably will never be found. Regards to FF, opening page at start up, shows various sites - are these permanent or can they be removed? I sincerely hope this does not apply to me exclusively.

 

These are not permanent and as you use the browser they are replaced by the sites that you use often. You don't have to change a thing.

 

rsinfo, unfortunately I am going to upset my helpers, as you say in FF browser replaces sites as I use them. The sizes of each sites, are rather large in size, making the screen looking congested. I notice under FF, I am required to sign in again each time I open BBS, removing FF again from computer, BBS is again making it unnecessary for me to sign in, each time that I access BBS.

 

Christer, as it is with my setup, install FF, I am required to sign in with visits to BBS, leaving me the choice. May I take this opportunity to say, that your English language is excellent and never would guess that you were from Sweden. Cookies to people like myself are a complete nightmare, and only serve for people to snoop around our computer gathering what we do on the net, and that should be private.