Open Cookie Editor

An open-source, minimalist cookie editor for chromium browsers.

What is Open Cookie Editor?

Open Cookie Editor is an open-source, minimalist cookie editor for chromium browsers. It allows you to edit/delete existing cookies, create new cookies, and provides base64 & url encode/decode helpers. With smart search+filter capabilities, it offers a trusted solution for managing cookies.

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Extension stats

By: open-cookie-editor

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Users: 474 ▲ 24

Rating: 4.75 (4)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2023-12-08)

Creation date: 2019-12-21

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

cookies
http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 19.22K

Email: op*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 39736 ▲ 764

Other rankings

#1126 in Developer Tools ▲ 9 #73 in cookie keyword 53 #96 in trust keyword 25 ▲ 1 #130 in editor keyword 44 ▲ 3

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Extension summary

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Open Cookie Editor: A chromium cookie editor you can trust

I don’t trust many extensions which can read/write sensitive data from the browser, so I decided to write my own and opensource the code. The codebase is intentionally small, offering a minimalist cookie editor which can be source-code reviewed in a few minutes.

Some (hopefully) useful features:

edit/delete all aspects of existing cookies
create new cookies
base64 & url encode/decode helpers
smart search+filter within domain scope

Get it from the extensions store (or just install yourself):

If you’re extra paranoid about supply-chain attacks, review the code here, clone, and install as an unpacked extension locally:

User reviews

Works great. Minor note: Be aware that in an incognito window, it shows the normal cookies, not that for incognito browsing.

Nico, 2024-10-07

*Base64* and *Url* decoding feature is very practical. Only thing that is missing '*Export* all visible to JSON' and *import*. However since it's opensource you may do that ya own and then send it via git hub pull request to the author.