 Some more about Cookies
I notice something more about cookies and I would would like to share it with you guys and please correct me if I am wrong.
Let's say you connect to Ebay, right after that in your browser (IE) you'll get some cookies.
A cookie is a file with a name and a specific content - Now the cookies are trackable by the webserver (Ebay) using their content and their NAME.
If you're using Windows (no matter what version) you will have an account when you log in your operating system - The name of that account will be part of the name of your cookies.
If your account's name is John the cookie will be cookie:john@ebay.com.
Now lets say you delete all the cookies and restart your browser, first time you will hit Ebay you'll get cookies with the same name as the deleted one.
These personal login accounts could be pretty common (see: John) and that's why I don't believe that Ebay will search only for this, but for a combined search (multiple criteria sorting) they will might put it in the equation.
In order to avoid that I created on my computer multiple accounts - One for each Ebay account and I log off/on to the right Windows account for the specific Ebay account.
That way I don't even have to delete cookies as IE keeps separate cookies for each account.
If you have any comments please share.  | 
