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Reviews for Cookiebro - Cookie Manager

Cookiebro - Cookie Manager by Nodetics

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Review by Firefox user 13782747
Rated 3 out of 5
by Firefox user 13782747, 4 years ago
I was hoping this would automatically work with the whitelist I set up in Firefox Options before my prior cookie button fell victim to Quantum, rather than having to rebuild a new whitelist. I would like to use Firefox Options to block all cookies, then use a simple add-on button to whitelist particular sites. (Going Firefox Options to add exception is a big huge pain when you are in the middle of something.)

Developer response

posted 4 years ago
There's no WebExtension API for accessing or managing the Firefox internal whitelist so what you are asking is impossible (at least at the moment).

However, I recommend you to use just Cookiebro. First allow all cookies in Firefox settings. Then in Cookiebro "Enable blacklist filtering" in Options, enter one line to blacklist: *.* and then whitelist the sites you want either by using the Cookiebro whitelist or when needed using the Cookiebro extension icon action. That will then completely block all cookies except the ones you whitelist.

You don't need the Firefox internal whitelist system at all and as you said, it's very cumbersome to use.
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