Desktop browser solution for deleting cookies

[Freak]

I know we have some smart folks around here. I'm looking for a solution to easily remove cookies from specific sites. Say, for example, I want to read more than a few articles from a newspaper that covers a market I'm not interested in reading regularly, maybe I'm just interested in their coverage of a particular event.

Of course you can remove all cookies from the browser, but that's a pain and makes me log back into all the sites I visit.

I found a chrome plugin called cookie keeper that does the trick ok, but it's kind of a pain.

Anyone have a better solution?

 

[UT_VOLS13]

Hope this helps.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-delete-cookies/

 

[Freak]

Hope this helps.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-delete-cookies/

Wow, exactly what I needed and the perfect solution. Chrome has a setting to block per site (which I wasn't sure would work) and clear on exit. Fantastic.

I'd really like to put an explanation to this at the bottom of the news articles link on the home page. lol.

 

[NEO]

We get it....

Don’t want your porn history to show up but if you delete everything the wife/gf knows you have been doing something naughty and gets suspicious.

Freak being a freak.

 

[DrRosenRosen]

We get it....

Don’t want your porn history to show up but if you delete everything the wife/gf knows you have been doing something naughty and gets suspicious.

Freak being a freak.

I'm sure he was just asking for a friend.

 

[Freak]

We get it....

Don’t want your porn history to show up but if you delete everything the wife/gf knows you have been doing something naughty and gets suspicious.

Freak being a freak.

Exactly. If a person deletes everything it looks fishy. lol

 

[NEO]

I'm sure he was just asking for a friend.

Of course......

 

[Freak]

I'm sure he was just asking for a friend.

I really hate now news sites now are limiting you to a number of free articles per month. I get the idea, but either put content behind a pay wall or don't, imo.

 

[NEO]

I really hate now news sites now are limiting you to a number of free articles per month. I get the idea, but either put content behind a pay wall or don't, imo.

Yea protest too much lol.

 

[kayakonthefly]

I know we have some smart folks around here. I'm looking for a solution to easily remove cookies from specific sites. Say, for example, I want to read more than a few articles from a newspaper that covers a market I'm not interested in reading regularly, maybe I'm just interested in their coverage of a particular event.

Of course you can remove all cookies from the browser, but that's a pain and makes me log back into all the sites I visit.

I found a chrome plugin called cookie keeper that does the trick ok, but it's kind of a pain.

Anyone have a better solution?

I think ccleaner has an option in what coookies you want to keep