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I googled a lot and didn't find anything. All topics refer to old Chrome versions. For example also this one.

In the past it was possible to delete specific cookies on a site. Since couple of months this feature has been removed or moved somewhere, where I cannot find it.

Currently - Chrome Version 114.0.5735.199 - I cannot remove specific cookies, I only see if the site uses cookies and I can delete them all.

Also, I didn't find any extension. The extension which is supposed to do it, does nothing.

IS there any way to delete specific cookies in the newest Chrome versions?

Toto
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Peter VARGA
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Google do love to bury this particular feature away. Currently, for Version 133.0.6943.55:

Settings -> Privacy and Security -> Site Settings -> View permissions and data across all sites

That last one is super easy to miss. Once you're on there you can search for sites and delete data for individual sites.

This can also be found by going to the following url in your browser:

chrome://settings/content/all

You can also click to the left of the address bar to do this for the site you're currently viewing:

Cookies and site data -> Manage on-device site data

Then you can delete cookies and site data for any domain(s) being served to that page.

See also (for other browsers):

How to delete cookies for a specific site

https://superuser.com/a/548097/418576

How to delete cookies for a specific site

Chris Withers
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You can remove single cookies under this address:

chrome://settings/content/all

Works for version 133.0.6943.142 from 2025-02-26.

pbies
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Use the extension Cookie-Editor :

Simple yet powerful Cookie Editor that allow you to quickly create, edit and delete cookies without leaving your tab.

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harrymc
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