Clearing your cookies can also lead to cheaper airfares

[Uncle Fester]

Ha ha, it always pays out not to be a sheep
Using DuckDuckGo is also recommended:

I have noticed in the past that after viewing an item or service for a certain time period a pop up occurs with a cheaper deal. If you do not respond immediately you do not get it back but after clearing browser history it will eventually appear again.

[Xplorer]

Another method.

I find that if I use Chrome for an airline, travel or car-hire website, then open the same site in another browser (Edge/Firefox), you can input discount codes into one browser and compare between the two if there is a difference in price.

This ensures the cookie one browser creates on your computer, is not read by another browser, so it believes both browsers are completely different computers.

[mello yello]

not eating your cookies can lead to a better holiday experience in Greece





and goodon'em too LOL

[LeroyPatrol]

i found an iPad doesn't seem to show the same discounts as a PC. Learnt this years ago when I couldn't find the same deal on the iPad and went back to the PC and found it.

[Uncle Fester]

i found an iPad doesn't seem to show the same discounts as a PC. Learnt this years ago when I couldn't find the same deal on the iPad and went back to the PC and found it.

Maybe the website used Flash to display these discounts which is not supported(officially) by iOS.