Very happy with this extension so far. It's intuitive and works well.

Just moved to Firefox 57 and needed a new cookie manager. This one fits the bill in general, but there is a feature missing.

At times I am at a web site where I need to have cookies enabled, but it may not be the site I'm on (e.g. captcha). I would like a simple way to toggle on and off the ability to graylist all cookies. I believe this is the same as checking the Firefox "Accept cookies from websites" option. I got used to this in a previous addon, which is not compatible with FF57.

Moved to this after the browser update but have deleted it. Can't seem to get whitelists to work and even turning off auto cleaning isn't keeping certain sessions open. I use yahoo mail but if I close yahoo.com or any article I read on *.yahoo.com it signs me out of my mail. I've whitelisted every way I can but still no dice. Since I need to have my mail logged in, I'll stop using this addon.

Needs to have "XX seconds to close notification window" instead of manually. Confusing that "settings" buttons opens changelog (changelog needs dates) first. Wasn't aware that I needed to manually activate "Auto-clean enabled" button at first.
Had to delete all cookies in Firefox before "30 Google.com cookies deleted" stopped popping up. I suspect evil-Google is at the bottom of this.
Thanks to developer for his work.

Moved from the Self-Destructing Cookies add on when I found out it wasn't going to be rewritten as a webextension. Cookie-autodelete seems like a good replacement. It functions as advertised and I haven't had any issues.

Speaking honestly I'm a big fan of Self Destructing Cookies but the reality is that in Firefox 57 this extension performs quite a better.

It's also quite a bit more mature in its design.

I can strongly recommend it.

Impossible de couper le son, super énervant !

great addon but it seems to leave a lot of cookies behind if privacy.firstparty.isolate is set to true. i dont know if it can be fixed or if this is just an unavoidable consequence of enabling privacy.firstparty.isolate

I like very much it's simple to use and the seup

*Attention to all people reading the reviews, there IS an page of settings on which you can DISABLE the popup notifications*: when you click on the Settings button on the extension page, it leads to the version changelog, BUT there is a menu on the left which give access to the actual Settings page, including disabling the doggamned popup.

Why 3 stars instead of 5 ? Some default options are annoying (that darn popup!), I don't find the labels clear enough (despite the translation, which is welcome), the default "Settings" page is misleading, and I haven't actually checked whether or not it works technically. I'll update my rating later.
I miss Self Destruct Cookies but we'll have to see what this young extension is going to become!

@Developer: thank you kindly for your work! I'd suggest putting the Settings first on the Settings page though, on a widescreen the leftside gray menu is not all that obvious ;) And they are more useful than the complete version changelog :p

He dado con Cookie AutoDelete como reemplazo a Self-Destructing Cookies, con motivo de que éste no funciona en Firefox Quantum 57.0. Gracias, pues, por este excelente complemento.

Could the "Open links in new container tab" be an option please? I don't use containers but Firefox's preferences only show the option of disabling this addon to disable that feature.

I previously used Self-destructing Cookies which I liked but is no longer supported, and doesn't work at all in Firefox Quantum. Cookie Autodelete is an excellent alternative to the now defunct Self-destructing Cookies. It works brilliantly in Quantum and has fixed the cookie-related problems I had with Gmail under Quantum, for example. Quantum now works just like my previous version of Firefox, but faster! After another couple of weeks trial I will definitely contribute to Cookie Autodelete and would encourage all users to do so.