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Iceggiren i Cookie Whitelist

Cookie Whitelist sɣur Manuel Reimer

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sɣur brna71, ien jier lyn
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  • sɣur h3xx, 8 moannen lyn
    Does exactly what I need it to do.
  • sɣur Alpengreis, 9 moannen lyn
    Essenzielles AddOn für Firefox Android! Herzlichen Dank an den Entwickler.
  • sɣur kiro785423, 10 moannen lyn
  • sɣur Jebuswankel, ien jier lyn
  • sɣur dLeon, 2 jierren lyn
    Yeah, it does work. On Android, only need to Remove Firefox app from Android App History (Hamburger bar).
  • sɣur boulon, 2 jierren lyn
  • sɣur Expmodo, 2 jierren lyn
    Very good and simple. Add backup or synchronization with your Firefox account and it will be great.
    p.s some sites require logging in with a Google account. If you enter the data and restart the browser, clearing localStorage and indexedDB, the login will also be deleted. You have to go to the resource again. As an example dtf.ru

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    yeffeɣ-d deg 2 jierren lyn
    There is unfortunately not much I can do about this. Mozilla only has a "blacklist" interface for clearing localStorage and indexedDB. And without knowing which websites actually made use of one of them, it is impossible to "invert" this to be a whitelist.

    So it's all or nothing. Either keep the feature of clearing localStorage and indexedDB disabled, but there is no other way to clear them on Android, or live with the fact that all will be cleared.

    AND: Google is a bad example anyway. Google literally makes money by tracking you.