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Automatically clears cookies for sites once you've closed them. Keep-list for your logins. 100% local, no tracking. Cookies pile up — tracking you across sessions long after you've left a site. CookieGone cleans them up for you, automatically. A short background check looks for sites you no longer have open and clears their cookies, so you start fresh next time. Sites you actually want to stay signed into? Add them to your keep-list in one click and they're left untouched. Want it gone right now? Hit "Clear all closed sites now" — or clear one site on the spot. ★ WHAT IT DOES • Automatically clears cookies for sites you've closed (a site is only cleared once it has no open tab) • Keep-list: stay logged into the sites you choose • One-click "Clear now" for the current site or all closed sites • Precise per-site deletion (correct site boundaries via the Public Suffix List) • Optional (off by default): also clear localStorage & IndexedDB for a deeper clean • A counter shows how many sites it has cleaned ★ SAFE & PRIVATE BY DESIGN A site is never cleared while you still have a tab open (or loading) on it, so it won't log you out from under an active session, and it never mass-wipes everything on browser quit. Clearing extra site storage is strictly opt-in. No accounts, no ads, no analytics — nothing ever leaves your browser. ★ HOW TO USE 1. Install it — it starts cleaning automatically. 2. On a site you want to stay logged into, click the icon → "Keep me logged in here". 3. That's it. Cookies for everything off your keep-list get cleared once you've closed those sites. A lightweight, modern take on auto-deleting cookies.
Jun 20, 2026
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