How can I save one or more specific cookies in Chrome but automatically delete all others (including those from the same domain) upon browser close or open?  My original thought was to find a cookie extension which either:   Whitelisted a specific cookie and gave me the ability to delete all others at start up or shutdown  or Allows me to auto-import a cookie on start up, and use the Chrome cookie settings to remove them all at shutdown.   However the problem seems is that I can't find an extension that does what I want. There are extensions like Vanilla Cookie Manager which allow me to whitelist cookies for a specific domain and delete all others but this fails to accomplish what I need.  Are the extensions or other options which allow me to accomplish either of the above?
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Firefox has the ability to make all cookies session only with exceptions, so you can choose some websites to store cookies and all the other cookies are deleted when you quit Firefox.  How can it be done in Google Chrome?
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I use php sessions (not cookies, except for session id cookie) for all user data, and when a user goes to their profile user.mydomain.com they are immediately "logged out" untill then remove the subdomain.  Is there a way to accept sessions from all domains as long as its *.mydomain.com
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Is it possible to open Chrome's Development Tools in Android? Is it possible to do so with Java?  I tried going into the settings and such, but is it possible to access the console and create cookie for the browser?
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I am using the jQuery Cookie plugin ( and  and ) to set and read a cookie. I'm developing the page on my local machine.  The following code will successfully set a cookie in FireFox 3, IE 7, and Safari (PC). But if the browser is Google Chrome AND the page is a local file, it does not work.  $.cookie("nameofcookie", cookievalue, {path: "/", expires: 30});   What I know:   The plugin's  works with Chrome. If I put my code on a web server (address starting with http://), it works with Chrome.   So the cookie fails only for Google Chrome on local files.  Possible causes:   Google Chrome doesn't accept cookies from web pages on the hard drive (paths like file:///C:/websites/foo.html) Something in the plugin implentation causes Chrome to reject such cookies   Can anyone confirm this and identify the root cause?
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The cookies for subdomain, 'openid.stackexchange.com' are not, as claimed, actually removed from the browser upon logging out of stackexchange.com, but they should be.  Applies to: * stackexchange.com, date: January 8, 2012  Desired result:   Upon logging out of Stack Exchange, Stack Exchange OpenID local credentials stored 'in your browser' (or stored anywhere on the user's computer) should actually be deleted, as promised. For example, Stack Exchange OpenID browser cookies actually should be deleted. Logging in again should require explicitly entering one's credentials again. This might be email address and password. It is misleading to claim that (all relevant) 'local credentials in your browser' are deleted, since anyone else sitting down at the same computer can merely click the login links and immediately be accepted as the same, previous user! (See procedure to duplicate, below.)   Procedure to duplicate the problem in FireFox:  Versions (Menu-Help-Troubleshooting Information-Application Basics-User Agent): * Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:9.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/9.0.1   Start FireFox. In Firefox's cookies manager (Menu-Tools-Options-Privacy), click the button, 'Exceptions', enter stackexchange.com and stackoverflow.com, and each time, click the button, 'Allow for Session'. Click the button, 'Close'. Click the button, 'Show Cookies'. Type, 'Stack', select stackexchange.com and stackoverflow.com if they are there, and each time, click the button, 'Remove Cookies'. Close Firefox. Start Firefox. Close webmail notifier windows. Log out of Gmail. Wait ten seconds. Click the back button on the browser to make sure one is not still logged in to Gmail. Open a tab for,  . In , if you have it, allow the domains, 'stackexchange.com' and, 'sstatic.net' and refresh. Click the link at the top, 'login'. On the resulting page, click the box, 'Log in with Stack Exchange.' Enter one's Gmail email address and Stack Exchange password, which results in a successful Stack Exchange login. Click the link at the top, 'logout'. The resulting web page has an orange button labeled, 'logout', above which is presented the text, 'Clicking Log Out will clear all local credentials in your browser.' Click the orange button labeled, 'logout'.   One might think that one has completely logged out safely from Stack&nbsp;Exchange, with no possibility of simply clicking back in. But, not true!   Now the page has the link at the top, 'login'. However, the Firefox Cookie Manager still shows cookies under domains, 'stackexchange.com' and 'openid.stackexchange.com'. Click the link at the top, 'login'. On the resulting page, again click the box, 'Log in with Stack Exchange.' See the login unexpectedly succeed, without entering any email address or Stack Exchange password!
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How to modify Drupal user's cookie so the cookie is not available anymore after a predefined time or when the user close his web browser or close all of the websites pages open in tabs ?  After some online searches i found that by setting the cookie lifetime to 0 should create temporary cookies that would be deleted once the browser is closed:  I first tried by modifing some ini_set() values in the settings.php :  ini_set('session.cookie_lifetime',  0); ini_set('session.gc_maxlifetime',   0);   I created a php.ini file located at the drupal site root, containing:  session.cookie_lifetime = 0;   But it does not work on my test site. Any ideas?
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For testing purposes, I want to install two different instances of firefox on ubuntu - so that they don't share cookies. (I want to simultaneously login with both instances as different users to our website).  How do I do that? I do it with Firefox &amp; Opera, but I prefer Firefox (because of firebug).
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I want my website to have a checkbox that users can click so that they will not have to log in each time they visit my website. I know I will need to store a cookie on their computer to implement this, but what should be contained in that cookie?    Also, are there common mistakes to watch out for to keep this cookie from presenting a security vulnerability, which could be avoided while still giving the 'remember me' functionality?
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I'm looking for a chrome or firefox plugin that allows me to have windows with different sessions. It's a bit like chrome's  works: if you open an incognito window, it won't share the cookies with the "normal" browser window.   I'm searching for a solution that allows me to create several windows (incognito only allows two: the main window and the incognito window), each with a different session (i.e., without sharing cookies between browser windows).  Any thoughts? I'm using OSX.
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How do you save a web page as .mht in Chrome?  I have Chromium 18. It's supposed to be  but I can't figure out how...
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By default, all browser instances use the same cookie for the same site. Is there a browser that doesn't follow this?  Or is there a Firefox plugin that can "wear" different cookies for a specific site?
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Possible Duplicate:          A few days ago, I was navigating through programmers.se, wandering around.  Suddenly, while the bus was making me do some weird touching on the screen, I turned to the desktop version of the website.  I have not found a single way to turn back to the mobile version. Appending ?mobile=true to the URL didn't do anything.  I do not want to clear the cookies, I'm using them on other websites and it's a pain to write on the phone. Also, there is no way to delete cookies for a single site on my Android.  So, is there any clean way to go back to the mobile version?
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There's a computer that is only used for the youth service at my church. Sometimes, Google Chrome is used to display a web page during the service. The problem is, next time someone opens Chrome, it remembers that it was closed on the second monitor and pops up over there, which can interrupt the program. I need to force Chrome to always open on the primary monitor.
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I like using Chrome as my everyday browser, as well as for web dev work. I'd like to be able to prevent Chrome from caching anything from localhost (or really, any arbitrary host name) so that I don't have to hard-refresh (Ctrl-Shift-R) all the time.  Is this possible? How?
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If Chrome is already open, it opens new sites (e.g. from Windows shortcuts, application shortcuts, or from the Run dialog) in new tabs of the existing instance.   I'd prefer to open new sites in a separate window (a new instance of Chrome).   I don't see that in the options - is it possible?
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In Google Chrome, is it possible to delete all search history that matches a specific query (for example, en.wikipedia.org)?
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Where does Google Chrome for Linux store user specific data such as bookmarks ?  I can't find a .chrome or .google directory under my home directory, any other directory I should look at ?