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Delete consent, tracking and AI telemetry cookies per site from the Chrome side panel — without clearing everything. Cookie Revoker lists the cookies in your browser grouped by website, and deletes them per site. It opens in the Chrome side panel, so the list stays visible while you browse. WHAT IT DOES • Lists every cookie in your browser, grouped by site, with a count per site. • Flags consent and tracking cookies so you can see which sites set them. • Flags cookies from AI services and AI product telemetry separately. • Deletes consent and tracking cookies for one site, leaving your login intact. • Deletes all cookies for one site when you want a clean slate. • Deletes a single cookie, if that is all you need. • Shows full cookie details: domain, path, Secure flag, HttpOnly flag, SameSite value. WHICH COOKIES DOES IT FLAG AS CONSENT OR TRACKING? Cookies are matched by name. Cookie Revoker flags the identifiers used by common consent-management platforms, along with generic names containing consent, cmp, privacy, marketing or tracking. DOES IT FLAG COOKIES FROM AI SERVICES? Yes. Sites that are AI assistants or model providers are marked with an AI badge. Cookie Revoker separately flags AI product telemetry cookies — the analytics and experiment identifiers those products set — wherever they appear, including on sites that are not themselves AI services. A filter shows AI services and telemetry on their own, so you can clear the session and experiment state your AI tabs leave behind. HOW TO USE IT 1. Click the Cookie Revoker icon to open the side panel. 2. Search for a site, or sort sites by cookie count. 3. Click "Delete tracking" to remove consent and telemetry cookies for that site, or "Delete all" to remove every cookie it has set. 4. Deleting all cookies for a site signs you out of it, so Cookie Revoker asks you to confirm first. WHAT DATA DOES IT COLLECT? None. Cookie Revoker has no server, no analytics and no account. Cookie data is read from your browser and displayed locally; nothing is transmitted anywhere. WHICH PERMISSIONS DOES IT NEED, AND WHY? • cookies — to read the cookie list and delete the cookies you select. • sidePanel — to open the interface in Chrome's side panel. • Host access to websites — Chrome requires it before the cookies API will delete a cookie for a given site. WHICH LANGUAGES DOES IT SUPPORT? English, Thai, Korean, Japanese and Chinese. The interface follows your browser language and can be switched manually in the panel.