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Clear all browsing data (cache, cookies, localStorage, IndexedDB, Service Workers) for a specific domain only. Clear Domain Data lets you selectively clear browsing data for a specific domain — no need to wipe everything. Data types supported: • Network Cache • Cookies • localStorage • IndexedDB • Service Workers • Cache Storage • sessionStorage • Browsing History Features: • Clear data for a single domain or include subdomains • Support for domains with ports (e.g. localhost:3000) • HTTP and HTTPS support • Right-click context menu: "Clear data for this domain" • Configurable keyboard shortcut for quick clearing without opening the popup • Auto-close: popup closes instantly after clearing, process continues in background • Auto-reload: automatically reloads the active tab after clearing • Optional confirmation dialog before clearing • Desktop notification after shortcut/context menu clear • Recent domains list for quick reuse • Cookie counter showing how many cookies exist for the current domain • 7 animated loader styles (Spinner, Pac-Man, Broom, Matrix, Nuke, Fire, Bounce) • Internationalization: English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese • All preferences are saved and persist between sessions • Dark and light mode support • Zero external requests — fully offline, no tracking Built for developers who need to quickly clear site data during development and testing.
Mar 31, 2026
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