love it, am amazed by all of the cookies a site will drop, feel safer. thank you!

Every single site I visit, the plugin shows a red "X" indicating that it doesn't seem to be working at all. On Firefox 56.0, so I'm not sure if that's the issue or not, but I imagine not.

And getting better each update! Thank you!

悪くは無いと思います。
ただ、サードパーティーのクッキーを個別に設定出来ないので、それだけが不満かな。
一応デテクトはしているので、それをチェックしてホワイトサイトに追加するか
出来れば良いのですが。

一次ドメイン上のクッキーのみを自動削除する分には使い勝手の良いアドオンです。

Even if you set it to delete all cookies after closing of forefox: many cookies are still there, e.g. some from google or wetteronline.de. Self-Destructing Cookies was much better. To bad it will no longer maintained.

For a brand spanking new extension, this one is all that and a bag of Cookies. Easy to use and works wonderfully.

Thank you for your work, great extension.

The add-on everyone needs. Well maintained and works well with Mozilla containers experiment

First I was not sure how to handle this Add-On, but now everything works like a charme. Money incoming. :-)

This is a very useful addon to avoid worrying about having to constantly delete cookies when closing tabs/logging out of websites.

On my FF57 it works properly.

I have been using this for about a month now and it works well. The whitelist export/import feature meant I only had to set up one computer. There are good instructions and FAQs on the Github page. This is a very nice replacement for Self-destructing Cookies addon.

Just started with a good feeling about this!

Very good!

Functionality is great, all useful settings are here, two click allows to whitelist a domain.
Would be awesome if I could also use it on Android Firefox :-)

Needed a new cookie manager to replace a legacy one I had been using. This works even better than the old one. Love having the ability to whitelist or graylist a site. Clean UI, and simple to use.

Great add-on

gran aplicación

Using Mozilla official addon and cookies inside those tabs aren't touched. Please add support!

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/?src=userprofile

An acknowledgement button, e.g....ok/exit,etc..to popup box. This will ensure that whitelist/grey...or any other selected button is saved, etc.

Customization for box size...the current large size gets in the way, really. Thx.

Ability to accept cookies from a website that has different internal links...some sites it works...some not.

Import ability from CURRENT Firefox saved cookies....theirs has always been hit and miss...and the new crappy Evernote addon keeps logging out after browser shutdown, etc.

FINALLY...FIX THE SAVED COOKIE LIST! BROWSER SHUTDOWN DELETES THE WHITELIST! THANKS! :)

Please add the "view cookies" command to the menu
I can delete another add-on for cookies.

Thank you very much for that nice add-on.

Cookie AutoDelete is simply superb, especially the active mode, however I found a minor bug-glitch whatever you may like to call it. I hope that it will be removed in near future.

When you open a site in the same tab, which already has some other site open, then the cookies of the previous site are not deleted at once ( I am in active mode ). You can keep on opening sites successively in the same tab while your cookies would be piling up cumulatively. When you close that tab, then all the accumulated cookies are deleted at once ( active mode ).

Hope thats enough info to help in debugging. Still giving 5-stars because I really like the instant cookie delete in active mode with 0.02 minutes of delay.

Love it! Please give option to make greylist the default, then it would be perfect.

Thanks for updating for Firefox. 57. as a long time user of SDC, I needed a replacement.

I've been testing Cookie AutoDelete as a successor to Self-Destructing Cookies, and so far, I'm very impressed with it. Great work!

I'll just note that, as of now, Cookie AutoDelete doesn't (at least for me) automatically delete cookies associated with a container. But aside from that, I haven't noticed any major issues.

With regard to Self-Destructing Cookies, according to its developer, Self-Destructing Cookies "is incompatible with Firefox 55+" and that "it will not be rewritten as a WebExtension." So I really appreciate that Kenny Do has stepped in to provide a worthy successor.

Many thanks to Kenny Do!