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View, search, and copy cookies from the currently active website. Designed for developers working with tokens and APIs. Biscotti is a Chrome extension for developers who just want to see cookies. Fast and straightforward. Easy to use. Light like a biscotto :-) What it does: • Shows all cookies for the current website • Highlights common auth data like access_token, session_id, jwt, etc • Search cookies by name or value • Copy any cookie value with one click • Export all cookies to a clean JSON file • View useful details like domain, path, expiration, secure, HttpOnly, SameSite • Simple modern UI that stays out of your way Why you would use it: • Debug authentication flows • Test APIs • Inspect session handling • Extract tokens for development and testing • Understand how websites use cookies Privacy and security: • No data collection • No external servers • Everything runs locally in your browser • No tracking or analytics • Read only access. Biscotti never modifies or deletes cookies • Open source and transparent How to use it 1. Open any website 2. Click the Biscotti icon 3. Browse or search cookies 4. Click to copy any value 5. Use Quick Access for common auth tokens 6. Export cookies to JSON if needed Typical use cases • Copy access tokens for tools like Postman • Debug OAuth and login issues • Inspect session cookies • Compare cookies across domains • Export cookie data for documentation • Check expiration dates and security flags Icon credit: Cookie icons by Rohim on Flaticon https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/cookie Why "Biscotti"? It means cookies in Italian.
Dec 16, 2025
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