How to Defend Yourself Against Cookie Grabbers on Neopets

Install a well reviewed and highly rated virus protection program onto your computer., Install Firefox and install the add-on NoScript., Browse carefully and safely., If at any point you believe you have been CG-ed, immediately log out and change...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Install a well reviewed and highly rated virus protection program onto your computer.

    Firefox provides the best add-ons and is also the browser most people recommend for Neopets.

    You may also want to install Adblock Plus, as there could theoretically be advertisements that also steal cookies. , Do not go to sites you don't recognize, and don't follow links sent to you by people you don't know. , Proceed to do a virus scan of your computer.

    Also, check if your email is still correct. , Pins will protect your items and stop a scammer pounding your pets.

    Even if someone gets in your account, any area of the site that you have the ability to place a PIN number on should be safe, as it currently seems that PIN numbers can not be stolen through cookie grabbers. ,
  2. Step 2: Install Firefox and install the add-on NoScript.

  3. Step 3: Browse carefully and safely.

  4. Step 4: If at any point you believe you have been CG-ed

  5. Step 5: immediately log out and change your password.

  6. Step 6: Add PIN numbers to all available areas.

  7. Step 7: Go to your preferences page and set it so that you can only view Neomails in plain text.

Detailed Guide

Firefox provides the best add-ons and is also the browser most people recommend for Neopets.

You may also want to install Adblock Plus, as there could theoretically be advertisements that also steal cookies. , Do not go to sites you don't recognize, and don't follow links sent to you by people you don't know. , Proceed to do a virus scan of your computer.

Also, check if your email is still correct. , Pins will protect your items and stop a scammer pounding your pets.

Even if someone gets in your account, any area of the site that you have the ability to place a PIN number on should be safe, as it currently seems that PIN numbers can not be stolen through cookie grabbers. ,

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