Cocoa Cookies is a free Cocoa-based utility for Mac OS X Tiger that allows you to search (with regex) and delete (with undo) HTTP cookies stored in the shared Cocoa cookie storage used by Safari, Dashboard, NetNewsWire, Sherlock, Shiira, and others.
Worked great for me for a long time... but doesn't work with Firefox 3 (I switched recently), only with Safari etc. I wonder if anyone knows a solution like this for firefox? Which deletes all cookies protected ones?
I rate this nice little utility with 5 stars easily. It's very stable, user-friendly, simple and quick. It sits on my desktop - hungry. After a run through the wasteland of the Net, I go right to it and click one button - voila! All but the protected cookies are chomped. No digging through directories for the caches.
If you are the developer of an app, you can take it over by using the claim
function on the right hand side of the app view. This requires you to be
logged in.
3 Opinions:
OK, I should have looked properly before: The CookieCuller Addon does the job, works basically like cocoa cookies, but with Firefox (2 and 3).
Worked great for me for a long time... but doesn't work with Firefox 3 (I switched recently), only with Safari etc. I wonder if anyone knows a solution like this for firefox? Which deletes all cookies protected ones?
I rate this nice little utility with 5 stars easily. It's very stable, user-friendly, simple and quick. It sits on my desktop - hungry. After a run through the wasteland of the Net, I go right to it and click one button - voila! All but the protected cookies are chomped. No digging through directories for the caches.