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Did you try the "Self destructing cookies"[1] extension for Firefox? It is close to your "forgets cookies" requirement. IIRC it has per domain settings and allo

• maxerickson 10y ago
  It just respects the per domain exceptions in the built in cookie manager.
• lucb1e 10y ago
  I use this and am very satisfied with it. It's a very simple thing that anyone (that knows how cookies work) can fully understand within seconds and it prevents many, many sorts of tracking. A password manager is a must, of course. Every time I use someone else's computer now, I'm horrified to see my settings from last time on random sites. You don't realize how much tracking is done until it's not the standard anymore. I even forgot to log out of places, so I've defaulted to opening private windows instead. Anyway back in topic, SDC helps a lot but doesn't do everything OP wanted to do. I too would like to be able to open Facebook without wondering what other openings tabs might be using it, preventing SDC from removing the cookies. I'm really really excited Mozilla is doing this. SDC is a good start until it's out of nightly/beta though.
• Frondo 10y ago
  I used Cookie Block for a long time, though it seems I did some upgrade recently and lost it.... https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cookie-block/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cookie-block/