Reviews for Cookie AutoDelete – Add-ons for Firefox Android (en-US)

Works as expected.

Excellent for the private life, it cleans everything !
It really does clean up and not just partially.
In addition, it does so automatically.

Why Firefox does not integrate such functions natively ? Mystery !

by Flo, 4 years ago

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by Firefox user 14221976, 4 years ago

I wouldn't browse the web without it. Easily a five-star extension - reliable, stable, quick to manage and delivers what it promises.

by Firefox user 15124803, 4 years ago

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by Grigorij, 4 years ago

Great and usefull exention. Thk.

by Wojox, 4 years ago

by Firefox user 15129930, 4 years ago

Hi, will be great if there is an manual option to clean all cookie except those on whitelist.

Developer response

posted 4 years ago

Hello. We have manual clean buttons in the popup. Click the yellow 'clean' button to trigger cleaning of sites that aren't in open tabs or configured lists. If you click on the down arrow next to clean, you get additional cleaning options, the first would be 'clean, include open tabs', which would simply clean all sites not configured. Note that if you have any sites configured to greylist, they will still be kept until restart, as part of the configured lists.

by TonyWilder58, 4 years ago

Very handy tool

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by Firefox user 16662116, 4 years ago

Super

by Firefox user 16009735, 4 years ago

Absolutely love it! Just a few tips:
1. To make sure that you're kept signed in on sites that you want, make sure to click the cookie icon in the upper right and "+ Whitelist" the options that have an asterisk (*) right before them.

2. Make sure that you're periodically exporting your "Core Settings" and "Expressions" files to a cloud service, such as Google Drive or preferably a privacy-respecting provider (freefilesync.org, sync.com or Proton Drive). Then, if you ever want to apply your extension and website cookie settings to a new browser or machine, you can just use the Import function from the files from tip #2 and seamlessly pick up where you left off.

Cookie AutoDelete is recommended by PrivacyTools.io and for good reason. If you haven't checked them out already, they have fantastic online privacy and security recommendations!

Developer response

posted 4 years ago

Thanks for the tips.

A note that the 'core settings' and the configured expressions are currently separated, so you'll need to export both to be able to import it elsewhere.

by Firefox user 16530644, 4 years ago

by Firefox user 15855226, 4 years ago

thanks pals, one less thng to worry about, had it a wee while then lost it, glad to have it back, aliogg

by Valtarien, 4 years ago