CookieSweep
Leave a site, and its cookies leave with you.
CookieSweep deletes cookies and site data when you leave a site or close a tab, unless the site is on your whitelist. It understands partitioned cookies, clears localStorage, IndexedDB and cache alongside cookies, and keeps a local activity log so you can see exactly what was removed.
Not yet on the Chrome Web Store. Source is public; builds are for testing only.
What it does
- 01 Cleanup on leave or close
When the last tab for a site closes, or after a configurable delay, its cookies and site data are removed.
- 02 Whitelist and greylist
Whitelisted sites are never cleaned. Greylisted sites keep their data until the browser restarts.
- 03 More than cookies
Clears localStorage, IndexedDB, cache and service worker registrations for the site, not just the cookie jar.
- 04 Partitioned-cookie aware
Handles cookies partitioned by top-level site (CHIPS) correctly, so embedded third-party state is cleaned with the site that created it.
- 05 Activity log
A local log of every cleanup: which site, what was removed, when. Nothing leaves your browser.
- 06 Import from Cookie AutoDelete
Import a Cookie AutoDelete settings and expression export and keep your whitelist, greylist and options.
Import from Cookie AutoDelete
CookieSweep reads Cookie AutoDelete settings and expression exports (.json). Export settings and expressions from Cookie AutoDelete, open CookieSweep, choose Import, pick the files. Whitelist and greylist entries and matching options are recreated. The files are parsed in your browser and never uploaded.
Cookie AutoDelete is a separate product by its own authors. CookieSweep is not affiliated with or endorsed by it; the name is used only to describe the file format CookieSweep can read.
Free. That is the whole table.
- Automatic cleanup on tab close or site leave
- Whitelist and greylist
- localStorage, IndexedDB, cache and service worker cleanup
- Partitioned-cookie support
- Local activity log
- Cookie AutoDelete settings import
CookieSweep has no paid tier and no licence check. It is funded by the Pro tiers of the other BrowserForge extensions. Terms and licence.
Privacy and changelog
- Privacy policy
What CookieSweep stores, which permissions it asks for and why, and the exact network calls it can make.
Read the CookieSweep privacy policy - Changelog
Every release is tagged on GitHub with notes on what changed.
Release notes for CookieSweep - Issues
Bug reports and feature requests are tracked in the open.
CookieSweep issues on GitHub - All BrowserForge tools
Arbor, Reroute and CookieSweep share one repository and one set of principles.
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