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That sounds similar to Self-Destructing Cookies[1], which I'm using. Has anyone tried both and can compare them? 1. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ad

• harshreality 12y ago
  The advantage of selfdestructingcookies is that, without any intervention, it allows cookies while the site that set them is open in a tab, but once the tab is closed the cookies are promptly deleted (configurable delay). Same with Vanilla cookie manager on Chrome, except I don't think it deletes localstorage, flash cookies, etc because of limitations of Chrome's api for extensions. I think the attitude with Chrome is that you're supposed to use Incognito windows for this purpose.
• _lce0 12y ago
  I've been using Self-Destructing along with BetterPrivacy[1] which handles LSO (Flash cookies) that are usually not available in the browser 1. https://nc.ddns.us/extensions.html https://nc.ddns.us/extensions.html