A Chrome extension that allows you to easily track and manage your browser's cookies, and highlight trackers.
Important
This extension is currently in beta and not yet published. Please refer to the documentation for instructions on how to build and install it.
- View Cookies: See all cookies for the current website with detailed information
- Edit Cookies: Modify cookie values, names, domains, paths, and other properties
- Delete Cookies: Mark cookies for deletion
- Real-time Updates: See changes reflected immediately after saving
- User-friendly Interface: Modern UI with clear visual feedback
- Clone this repository
- Run
pnpm installto install dependencies - Run
pnpm run buildto build the extension - Load the
distfolder as an unpacked extension in Chrome:- Go to
chrome://extensions/ - Enable "Developer mode"
- Click "Load unpacked" and select the
distfolder
- Go to
Alternatively, you could, of course, use npm, yarn, or whatever.
- Open the Extension: Click the extension icon in your browser toolbar
- View Cookies: All cookies for the current website will be displayed in a list
- Edit Cookies:
- Click on a cookie to expand its details
- Modify any field (name, value, domain, path, etc.)
- Changes are tracked automatically
- Delete Cookies:
- Click the trash icon next to a cookie to mark it for deletion
- Save Changes:
- Click the "Save" button in the floating action bar to apply all changes
- Click "Discard" to revert all changes
- Name: The cookie's name (required)
- Value: The cookie's value (required)
- Domain: The domain the cookie belongs to
- Path: The path on the domain
- Expiration: When the cookie expires (leave empty for session cookies)
- Secure: Whether the cookie requires HTTPS
- HTTP Only: Whether the cookie is accessible only via HTTP(S)
- SameSite: Cross-site request behavior (Lax, Strict, None)
- Session: Whether the cookie expires when the browser closes
pnpm run build # Build for production
pnpm run dev # Start development server
pnpm run watch # Watch for changes and rebuildAlternatively, you could, of course, use npm, yarn, or whatever.
The extension requires the following permissions:
cookies: To read, edit, and delete cookiesstorage: To store extension settingsactiveTab: To access the current tab's URLscripting: For potential future featureshost_permissions:<all_urls>to work with cookies from any website
- Built with React 19 and TypeScript
- Uses Chrome Extension Manifest V3
- Styled with Tailwind CSS
- Uses Radix UI components for accessibility
MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.
