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What is a Cookie?
How to enable Cookies in Netscape 4.x
How to enable Cookies in Firefox 1.x
How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 4.x
How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 5.x
How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 6.x
How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 7.x
How to unblock Cookies in Internet Explorer
I have enabled my Cookies but I still see this page

What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a block of text that a web site sends to your Internet browser (such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator). The cookie text Juno stores and sends to you is for personalization and security features on your Juno account. To protect your personal information, Juno uses Secure Socket Layering (SSL) to encrypt* your personal information as it travels across the Internet, and we use cookies to ensure that we send your Juno account information only to your browser. In order to get personal account information at juno.com, you must enable your Internet browser to accept cookies.

Encryption is the process for scrambling your trading and account information as it passes between Juno and your computer. The encryption process is built into most Internet browsers. The larger the number of bits for encryption (e.g., 40 or 128) the more difficult (exponentially) it is for an unauthorized person to scramble the transmission. The highest level of encryption commercially available is 128-bit and is a more secure way to access your Juno information.

Because many commercial browsers currently in use only support 40-bit encryption, Juno has decided to allow our customers the choice of using a 40-bit or 128-bit encryption access but strongly urges the use of 128-bit browsers. Juno may only be liable for losses resulting from unauthorized transactions if it does not follow reasonable security procedures for verifying the identity of a user. Juno recommends that you verify the accuracy of your confirmation statements
immediately after you receive them.

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How to enable Cookies in Netscape 4.x

To enable cookies using Netscape Navigator 4.x:

1. Go to the Edit menu and select Preferences.
2. Select the Advanced tab.
3. To enable cookies, you may select Always accept cookies or Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server. Warn me before accepting cookies is optional.
4. Click OK.
5. Return to the previous page by clicking on the Back button on this browser window or by clicking here.

Security tip: You can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies by choosing Warn me before accepting a cookie along with your acceptance selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your browser. When this message appears, you can simply say yes or no to accept or decline the web site's cookie.

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How to enable Cookies in Firefox 1.x

To enable cookies using Firefox 1.x:

1. Go to the Tools menu and select Options.
2. Click on the Privacy icon (the lock).
3. Select the Cookies tab.
4. Make sure the box next to Allow sites to set cookies is checked.
5. Click OK.
6. Return to the previous page by clicking the Back button on this browser, or by clicking here.

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How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 4.x

To enable cookies using Internet Explorer 4.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:

1. From the View menu, select Internet Options.
2. Select the Advanced tab.
3. In the Cookies section, we suggest you select either Accept all cookies -or- Warn me before accepting a cookie.
4. Click OK.
5. Return to the previous page by clicking on the Back button on this browser window or by clicking here.

Security tip: You can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies by choosing Warn me before accepting a cookie along with your acceptance selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your browser. When this message appears, you can simply say yes or no to accept or decline the web site's cookie.

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How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 5.x

To enable cookies using Internet Explorer 5.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:

1. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options.
2. Select the Security tab.
3. Under the Internet Content Zone (ensure that the Globe is selected), click on the Custom Level button.
4. Scroll down to the section marked Cookies and select Enable for all cookie options.
5. Click OK.
6. Return to the previous page by clicking on the Back button on this browser window or by clicking here.

Security tip: You can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies by choosing Warn me before accepting a cookie along with your acceptance selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your browser. When this message appears, you can simply say yes or no to accept or decline the web site's cookie.

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How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 6.x

To enable cookies using Internet Explorer 6.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:

1. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options.
2. Select the Privacy tab.
3. Under the Settings section, we suggest you adjust the slider to Accept All Cookies - or - Medium.
4. Click Apply.
5. Click OK.

Security tip: You can control the who, why and when web sites attempt to give you cookies by choosing Warn me before accepting a cookie along with your acceptance selection. This warning control will send you a message asking for your acceptance or disapproval when a web site tries to send a cookie to your browser. When this message appears, you can simply say yes or no to accept or decline the web site's cookie.

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How to enable Cookies in Internet Explorer 7.x

To enable cookies using Internet Explorer 7.x for Windows 95, 98 & NT:

1. From the Tools menu, Internet Options.
2. Select the Privacy tab.
3. Under the Settings section, we suggest you adjust the slider to Medium - which only blocks cookies from unsecure sites, or sites that can use the information for sending unsolicited information.
4. Click Apply.
5. Click OK.

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How to unblock Cookies in Internet Explorer

1. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options.
2. Select the Privacy tab.
3. Under the Web Sites section, click the Edit button.
4. A list of web sites are listed under Managed Web sites. Simply remove the site from the block list by clicking on it once and then clicking on the Remove button.
5. Click OK and OK again.
6. Return to the previous page by clicking on the Back button on this browser window or by clicking here.

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I have enabled my Cookies but I still see this page

1. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options.
2. Select the Settings button on the General tab.
3. Increase the amount of disk space allotted in the Temporary Internet files folder area of the menu that appears.
4. Click OK and OK again.
5. This will allow more files to be stored in your cache.

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