Efficiently Manage Your Site Data with this Chrome Extension

I had this in Chrome and noticed a few cookies that were on multiple websites.... and knew that I had it installed but then noticed it was missing. Did Google remove it with a Chrome update? As soon as I reinstalled, it deleted 1,536 cookies...... If Google removes this again, I'm switching to Chrome or Edge.

I believe it is one of the most beneficial Chrome extensions; it automatically deletes cookies after closing the webpage.

A little confusing on how it works but once it was configured was great. It provide an easy way to clear out one bad sites' cookies easily. Love it. I hope it doesnt go away.

Probably the most dangerous non-malware extension in the Chrome store. Manual delete doesn't work. I just had all my cookies deleted when I just wanted to delete them from one site and only one tab was open. It is also too complex. This extension should have a very simple function: delete ALL cookies not in Whitelist after browser is closed or after session without the need for user engagement. If you want more, enable other features but the lack of instructions is poor. There also needs to be a feature that displays all the cookies currently loaded in the browser. My workaround is to use a third part cache and cookie cleaner like CCleaner. I add the cookies I don't want cleaned to its Whitelist. Easy, peasy. Finally, I'm not certain this extension even works since the last update was in Dec 2022. Thank you Google for ensuring it will be deprecated in January 2025! It needs to be gone now.

One of the most useful extensions in Chrome. I have used for a long time, never any problems -just read the instructions! Google/Chrome is about to ban you from the store... I hope we can still download and use it.

Does not work now on Brave. It shows number of cookies that supposed to be blocked but does not do it.

Really disappointed. I installed this and it was working for five minutes but now it won't delete the unwhite listed cookies. I've looked everywhere for an answer; including Github but couldn't even find any help there. Also, there are far too many boxes to tick when setting it up, it certainly needs to be simplified.

I've been downloading thousands of chrome extentions for years which didn't work at all. Every website kept tracking me until i found this. This extention IS THE BEST AND IT 100% BYPASSED WEBSITES COOKIE TRACKERS.

I have it on Brave with my MacBookPro. Causes my CPU to spike over 100%. When I deactivate, everything returns back to normal. I've testing it four times.

Works great for me, not concerned about unwanted invasions.

hate chrome its a necessary evil like micsoft

Won't clear any site data of any website was hosted in an iframe. It will only clear the site data of the parent site that loads the iframe.

It works pretty good for deleting cookies when you close a tab; that is, the ones that aren't whitelisted. That's mainly what I installed it for. It looks like it probably does a lot of other things but the instructions aren't very clear to someone without an IT background such as myself.

Good idea but it seems it doesn't remove cookies thoroughly enough. For example, if I... (1) Perform a manual "Clean All for this domain" on https://www.bikeradar.com and then... (2) Restart Chrome and go to chrome://settings/content/all?searchSubpage=bikeradar ...the cookies (doubleclick.net etc.) are still there. I'd certainly appreciate any advice on this.

good.

The idea is brilliant but the practicality isn't. What we need is to keep the login cookies but autodelete the tracking and snooping ones. It's great to have the ability to whitelist and greylist certain ones, but without a database of which cookies-do-what mere humans don't know which cookies do what. E.g. my biggest concerns are the likes of Google, Facebook, Amazon, MS etc. Which of all the cookies they use to spy on you with are the ones we can set to autodelete? Can we delete them after we've loaded their tab in a new session or must we wait until the end of that session? We need a simple way to prevent these greedy megacompanies from spying on us. I don't want to keep having to sign in every time I go to a site Keep my login details, nothing else.

Modern (read:bad - as in new programmers repeating mistakes from the past) browsers kind of stink #1 one annoyance being that they have the settings now allow cookies except in incognito. What use is that!? I just sent a half hour deleting 999 some cookies! I usually have it set so that no third part cookies are allowed and didn't notice the browser updated, with this stupid change !@#$ I'm like sick of cookes, having to delete them one by one so I don't get logged out of the sites I want to stay logged into. What the heck with browsers settings being set up as all or nothing? It's so stupid! If this does what it says it will then thank you kindly, and please keep updating the extension. (Remember to ask for donations!) It works great! I went in checked the cookes list in my browser and it deleted almost all the ones I set it to, and left the others alone, great job! I've tried a few of these extensions in the past (explaining why I deleting cookies one by one) and they'd usually bug hard and end up deleting all the cookies and sometimes close tabs or crash the browser. So it's nice that yours doesn't do that.

Simple and easy to use interface. Don't need anything complex like other cookie extensions. Used to use a different cookie manager that is no longer supported and this is the best I've tried.

Great.

Delivers as advertised; breath of fresh air