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Instantly clear all cookies and site data for the current tab's domain with one click Clear cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, and IndexedDB for the current tab's domain — in one click. No DevTools. No browser settings. No other sites touched. One click. One shortcut. Done. Hit the toolbar button or press Ctrl+Shift+K (Mac: ⌘+Shift+K) and every cookie tied to the current site's domain is gone instantly. Còcaidh Creamed also works from the right-click context menu — whichever way fits your workflow. The problem other cookie cleaners miss Most extensions delete cookies — then the page immediately writes them back. Còcaidh Creamed includes a rehydration blocker: after clearing, it temporarily prevents the page from re-setting cookies, so the deletion actually sticks. What gets cleared (you choose): All cookies for the current domain localStorage (on by default) sessionStorage (on by default) IndexedDB databases (optional — off by default to avoid breaking apps) Features: One-click clear from the toolbar popup Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+K / ⌘+Shift+K — no mouse required Right-click context menu for in-page access Rehydration blocker prevents pages re-writing cookies the moment you clear them Optional auto-reload after clearing — get a clean session immediately Optional confirmation prompt to prevent accidental clears Granular storage controls — choose exactly what to delete Targets only the current tab's domain — never touches cookies from your other open sites No analytics, no telemetry, no external connections of any kind Built for: Developers and QA testers — reset a session state between test runs without restarting the browser or digging through DevTools Privacy-conscious users — log out of a site cleanly and completely, not just by clicking Sign Out Anyone debugging login or caching issues — clear stale session cookies in one keystroke and reload Privacy Còcaidh Creamed collects zero data. It makes no external network requests. Your browsing stays entirely on your device. The only thing stored locally is your own extension settings.