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Firefox has this feature natively, no need for an add-on. In Privacy & Security settings set it to clear all browsing data when Firefox closes, and simply add
by ajvs 4y ago
Firefox has this feature natively, no need for an add-on.
In Privacy & Security settings set it to clear all browsing data when Firefox closes, and simply add exceptions for whichever domains you want. This also has the advantage of clearing some things CAD is unable to due to limite of the WebExtension APIs.
- kop316 4y agoAs an FYI, Cookie Auto delete has the option to delete the cookies as soon as you close a tab vs. when you close Firefox, which to me is a lot nicer.
- rcMgD2BwE72F 4y ago1. This extension (CAD) allows to auto delete after a delay (15 seconds by default). So no need to close the browser to delete trackers, and you can re-open a tab without being immediately logged out 2. Exceptions in Firefox preferences don't support regular expressions, so you need to whitelist both https:// https:// and http:// http:// and you can't tune things for subdomains. CAD is much more powerful, with custom rules (*.google.com), white and greylists, etc https://github.com/Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete/wiki/Documentation#enter-expression https://github.com/Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete/wiki/... 3. CAD has the option to keep a log of deletions and restore the deleted data/cookies. 4. And CAD supports containers, so you can open tabs of the same URL but only be logged in the one you want (multiple Gmail accounts but remain incognito in Search, Maps, Youtube and other Google properties).