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Delete cookies and site data for specific sites using flexible cleanup rules. Cookie Deleter helps you clean up cookies and other stored site data on your terms. Instead of deleting everything at once, you can create rules for specific sites and choose exactly when cleanup should happen. This makes it easier to protect your privacy, reset broken sessions, and keep test or work accounts separate without constantly clearing all browsing data. What Cookie Deleter can do: - Delete cookies for selected sites - Clear localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB, Cache Storage, and service workers - Run cleanup manually or automatically - Choose cleanup modes such as: -- when leaving a site -- on tab close -- on browser exit -- after a timer - Preview what will be removed before running cleanup - Protect specific cookie names you want to keep - Save and sync your rules - Import and export your rules - View a recent cleanup activity log How it works: 1. Open Cookie Deleter on the site you want to manage. 2. Create a rule for that site. 3. Choose what data should be deleted. 4. Choose when cleanup should run. 5. Preview the result or run cleanup immediately. Cookie Deleter is designed for people who want more control than a basic cookie remover. It is useful for privacy-focused browsing, testing websites, managing multiple sessions, and cleaning up site data without affecting unrelated tabs and sites.
Mar 21, 2026
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