| Normal Cookies Setting | 3rd party Cookies Setting | ini Setting | Meaning |
| Refuse all cookies | Enable Cookies=0 | Refuse All Cookies | |
| Accept all cookies | Refuse all cookies | Enable Cookies=1 | Refuse third party |
| Let me decide every time I receive one | Refuse all cookies | Enable Cookies=1 | Refuse third party |
| Accept all cookies | Accept only cookies set to the server itself | Enable Cookies=2 | Only third party set to same server |
| Let me decide every time I receive one | Accept only cookies set to the server itself | Enable Cookies=2 | Only third party set to same server |
| Accept all cookies | Accept all cookies | Enable Cookies=3 | Accept all cookies |
| Let me decide every time I receive one | Accept all cookies | Enable Cookies=3 | Accept all cookies |
| Treat as specified in Server Manager | Refuse all cookies | Enabled Cookies=4 | Only first party cookies as specified in server manager |
| Treat as specified in Server Manager | Accept only cookies set to the server itself | Enabled Cookies=5 | Treat all cookies as specified in manager, but refuse third party not set to same server |
| Treat as specified in Server Manager | Accept all cookies | Enable Cookies=6 | Treat all cookies as specified in manager |
| Let me decide every time I receive one | Let me decide every time I receive one | Enable Cookies=7 | Prompt for each third party cookie |
| Accept all cookies | Let me decide every time I receive one | Enable Cookies=7 | Prompt for each third party cookie |
| Treat as specified in Server Manager | Let me decide every time I receive one | Enable Cookies=8 | Accept first party as specified in manager, prompt for third party |
For the Normal cookie setting, "Let me decide every time I receive one" and "Accept all cookies" both use the same setting and both accept all cookies except for cookies blocked in the Server Manager. The difference is in how the entries to block cookies get in the Server Manager. The former prompts for you to make a choice and automates the entering. The latter does not and if you want entries in the server manager to block a cookie, you must manually enter them.