1.1 Introduction

The Cooxie Toolbar reveals what the Internet Explorer has recorded about your online activities. Whenever a web page is visited, the Internet Explorer saves the following information:

• The address, possibly twice: In the list of typed URL's and in list of visited URL's (the internet history).
• The web page itself, along with pictures and graphics on the page.
• The cookie associated with the page.
• Username and password, if you have to login to view the page (editor removed from Cooxie Toolbar 1.2 because of changes in IE7).
• Text entered in forms on the page (editor removed from Cooxie Toolbar 1.2 because of changes in IE7).

The Cooxie Toolbar lets you view and edit most of the saved information and get rid of information you don't want anyone else to see.

Proxy servers are useful if you want to hide your identity from the web sites you are visiting. The Cooxie Toolbar helps you manage and test a set of proxy servers. A proxy server can be activated from a drop-down list in the toolbar.

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer. They trace your activities on the internet. The Cooxie Toolbar displays the cookie associated with the current web page in a window in the toolbar. The cookie can be deleted or edited by clicking on the "Edit Cookie" button.