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> in the end the user itself could be the one that deletes the browsers local data This is especially true, because often customer support for many websites ha
by thayne 5y ago
> in the end the user itself could be the one that deletes the browsers local data
This is especially true, because often customer support for many websites have customers begin troubleshooting with clearing the browser's "cache and cookies". In other words deleting all of the local data for all sites. There are ways to delete the local data for just one site, but they are pretty hidden, and involve multiple steps. I wish browsers had a simple "delete all data for just this site" button.
- ranger207 5y agoFirefox does! You can "clear cookies and site data" by clicking on the padlock. I use it often to get around Reuters' new paywall that kicks in after a few articles