Cookie AutoDelete

Really disappointed. I installed this and it was working for five minutes but now it won't delete the unwhite listed cookies. I've looked everywhere for an answer; including Github but couldn't even find any help there. Also, there are far too many boxes to tick when setting it up, it certainly needs to be simplified.

Too complex. Needs to be simplified. Extension should have a very simple function: delete ALL cookies not in Whitelist after browser is closed or after session without the need for user engagement. If you want more, enable other features but the lack of instructions is poor. There also needs to be a feature that displays all the cookies currently loaded in the browser. My workaround is to use a third part cache and cookie cleaner like CCleaner. I add the cookies I don't want cleaned to i... Show more

I've been downloading thousands of chrome extentions for years which didn't work at all. Every website kept tracking me until i found this. This extention IS THE BEST AND IT 100% BYPASSED WEBSITES COOKIE TRACKERS.

I have it on Brave with my MacBookPro. Causes my CPU to spike over 100%. When I deactivate, everything returns back to normal. I've testing it four times.

Works great for me, not concerned about unwanted invasions.

Won't clear any site data of any website was hosted in an iframe. It will only clear the site data of the parent site that loads the iframe.

It works pretty good for deleting cookies when you close a tab; that is, the ones that aren't whitelisted. That's mainly what I installed it for. It looks like it probably does a lot of other things but the instructions aren't very clear to someone without an IT background such as myself.

Good idea but it seems it doesn't remove cookies thoroughly enough. For example, if I... (1) Perform a manual "Clean All for this domain" on https://www.bikeradar.com and then... (2) Restart Chrome and go to chrome://settings/content/all?searchSubpage=bikeradar ...the cookies (doubleclick.net etc.) are still there. I'd certainly appreciate any advice on this.

good.

The idea is brilliant but the practicality isn't. What we need is to keep the login cookies but autodelete the tracking and snooping ones. It's great to have the ability to whitelist and greylist certain ones, but without a database of which cookies-do-what mere humans don't know which cookies do what. E.g. my biggest concerns are the likes of Google, Facebook, Amazon, MS etc. Which of all the cookies they use to spy on you with are the ones we can set to autodelete? Can we delete them af... Show more