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Chrome 69 will keep Google Cookies when you tell it to delete all cookies
- TomAnthony 8y agoI came across this on /r/webdev [1] and thought HN may find it informative and discussion worthy. This is related, I believe, to logging in to Gmail et al now logs you into Chrome the browser at the same time. I'm unsure if there is a flag to override this behaviour. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/9iqtsf/chrome_69_will_keep_google_cookies_when_you_tell/ https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/9iqtsf/chrome_69_wi...
- ankit219 8y agoIt is designed for average users it seems. Many users (me included) when they delete cookies or do a clear browsing data don't want to be logged out of their accounts. Usually, this meant I never cleared cookies while clearing the browsing data. (for me, it was tedious, so I changed my browser behavior to not allow cookies by default. Makes life easier. If some website can't function without cookies, I open it in guest mode) Although rather than forcing it, maybe they should give an option to log out of google too, and/or do a fresh start. (And may be allow the users to mark which websites they dont want to be logged out of, though that kind of information with Google does not feel right.)
- TomAnthony 8y agoIn the Developer Tools, you can hit the 'Application' tab at the top then 'Cookies' on the left. Here you can delete cookies by domain (for dev etc.)! :)