Take the tour ×  I have the following 2 pages:    • check-
cookie.html, which checks to see if a user has a given cookie
• set-cookie.html, which sets a given user cookie  In IE 8, I do
the following with an empty cache/cookie file:    1. Load check-
cookie.html. I get a 'no cookie' output, as expected   2. Load
set-cookie.html, which sets a user cookie   3. Load check-
cookie.html. I get the correct 'cookie present' output   4.
Delete my cookies and clear the cache.   5. Reload check-
cookie.html. I still get 'cookie present' output, even though my
cookie/cache are clear.   6. Close the IE8 browser and reopen
it, loading check-cookie.html. I now get a 'no cookie' output.
This is documented on the Microsoft site here:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Delete-webpage-
history.  Essentially, even though the cache files have been
cleared, some of it is stored in memory so you need to close the
browser to clear the cache fully. Does anyone know how to get
around this IE limitation?  FYI, I am using the fo