"Edward Palamar" <EdwardPalamar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4B33F11F-C70B-446F-BBE6-E99453A9AD56@microsoft.com...
> The "upgrade" as regards deletion of 'cookies' is actually a "downgrade".
> This is not a complaint. It is actually a case of theft on the part of
> Microsoft and it's supporting factions in this regard. It there is no
> current way to "upgrade" to Internet Explorer 8 without deletion of ANY
> 'cookies', then an "upgrade" should not have been advertised or offered.
>
> When I installed it the first time, I posted the error and did a
> reversion.
>
> When Microsoft offered it again, the problem was not fixed.
>
> Internet Explorer is designed to keep record of sites visited. It should
> not infringe upon this basic feature in vitro.
I didn't have any cookies deleted during upgrade, as far as I can tell, so
from what I can see this isn't an issue with the IE upgrade process, but
rather something external to it.
--
Dan