Why does a Safari cookie reappear after you delete it?

Macworld
Jan 30, 2018, 8:00 am585 pts
Safari for macOS lets you view the kind of data cached locally by websites in your browser. Select Safari > Preferences > Privacy, and then click Manage Website Data, and you can see the kind of data stored by every site. It can include Cache, Local Storage, Databases, Cookies, and much more. You can select…

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