Cookie Inspector by ConsentLayer

See which cookies a page sets, when they appear, and which script set them.

Cookie Inspector records a page from the first byte and lists every cookie it stores: the name, the value, the domain, the lifetime, and the script or the response that set it. It reports what happened. It gives no grade and no verdict. Clears the site and reloads, so the page loads as if you had never been there. It says that this signs you out, and never does it on its own. Shows what the page sets before you consent, then what accepting releases. You work the site's own banner; the panel records and compares. Groups cookies by when they appeared: before any choice, and after you accept. Stops the page writing cookies while it clears, so a script that rewrites its cookie on the way out cannot put it back. Names the vendor behind a cookie where the cookie is known, and says "not in our library" where it is not. Says "origin unknown" rather than guessing. Reads HttpOnly cookies, which a page script cannot see. On a page running ConsentLayer, reads the consent state the banner published and matches the recording against your own cookie declaration. Exports as Markdown, CSV, or an image. The interface appears on the page you are inspecting, in the bottom right, and collapses out of the way of the banner. Each tab keeps its own recording, so several sites can be tested at once. Privacy: the extension sends no data anywhere. Every lookup is served from a snapshot bundled in the extension. Site access is requested one site at a time, when you click the toolbar icon on that site. Single purpose (required field): Show the user which cookies the current page stores and what set them.