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CookieTin 1.0.0 — every cookie, in one tin
CookieTin is a cookie manager and editor for Firefox, Edge and Chrome that sees every cookie: containers, private windows and the partitioned cookies that many managers can't see or delete. This is the first release: a Manifest V3 rewrite of Cookie Quick Manager by Ysard, whose toolbar menu stopped working in Firefox 156.
Install
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Firefox (desktop and Android): Firefox Add-ons, or open
cookietin-firefox-1.0.0.xpibelow in Firefox (signed by Mozilla) -
Microsoft Edge: the same steps as for Chrome below, at
edge://extensions -
Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera: download
cookietin-chrome-1.0.0.zipbelow, then:- Unzip it into a folder you will keep.
- Open
chrome://extensionsand turn on Developer mode (top-right). - Click Load unpacked and pick the unzipped folder (the one with
manifest.json). - Pin CookieTin from the puzzle 🧩 menu.
To update later: replace the files in the same folder and press ↻ on the CookieTin card. Your settings are kept.
Highlights
- Partitioned cookies (Total Cookie Protection, CHIPS) are listed, edited and deleted
- Toolbar menu for the current site: its cookies, delete with Undo, clear localStorage / sessionStorage / IndexedDB / cache
- Manager with search (
github name:session value:abc), multiple selection and bulk delete / protect / export / copy to container - Editor with every attribute, URL/Base64 tools, JWT decoding and checks before the browser rejects a cookie
- Protected cookies and automatic cleanup on startup or every 1–24 hours
- Import/export: JSON (Cookie-Editor, EditThisCookie), cookies.txt (curl, yt-dlp), Cookie header, Cookie Quick Manager JSON, Playwright
- Moving from Cookie Quick Manager: restore its "Backup user data" file in CookieTin's settings
- No network requests, no analytics; English, Russian, German and French; dark theme
Full list: CHANGELOG.md
Support the project
CookieTin is free and has no ads. If it saves you time, you can support it on Boosty or with crypto (TRON, Ethereum/EVM, TON). The addresses are in the README.
