

Further browsing in new sessions results in repeated merging and a bloated cookie folder. However, instead they are merged, and the references to the cookies in Index.dat become out of date. Then the cookies from the second session replace the cookies from the first session. The user logs off from the first session (or in the middle of a session, if the active write-back feature is configured). Cookies from each site are added to the appropriate server. A user has two Internet Explorer sessions, each on a different server, and they visit different sites in each session. Mirroring folders allows Profile Management to process a transactional folder and its contents as a single entity, therefore avoiding profile bloat.įor example, consider how Index.dat references cookies while a user browses the Internet. These folders contain interdependent files, where one file references others.

Mirroring can also be applied more widely because it can help solve similar issues involving any transactional folder (also known as a referential folder). This step ensures transactional integrity while also reducing profile bloat involving Index.dat and browser cookies. If you manage the Internet Explorer cookies folder, use both procedures. The two procedures, mirroring folders and deleting stale cookies, are related.

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