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Try the Temporary Containers plug-in, it's even better. It will automatically remove all site cookies when you close the tab, and can be configured to open all

Try the Temporary Containers plug-in, it's even better. It will automatically remove all site cookies when you close the tab, and can be configured to open all links as a self contained container. Basically every site you visit will be completely isolated - and fully cleaned up afterwards.

tedmiston 8y ago
Why not just use private windows / incognito for this use case?
- smichel17 8y ago
  Not GP, but I use the add-on because: 1. I want my history saved locally (private browsing deletes history on close). 2. Private browsing requires a new window; I want to have a private tab. 3. All tabs in a private browsing window share the same cookies, so I can still be tracked* within a session; I want a new container with each new tab. *trivially. I'm well aware that I can still be tracked by fingerprinting, etc, and I have other add-ons to help protect against that.
  - auslander 8y ago
    > private browsing window share the same cookies Not in Safari, to my experience
    - tedmiston 8y ago
      In Safari each incognito tab has separate cookies but in Chrome the cookies are shared across the entire incognito session across multiple tabs and even multiple windows.