Deleting a specific site's cookies from Chrome

Having problems with a specific website that used to work? 

Does the site work when visited in incognito mode?. 

Deleting the cookies for just that site might fix the problem without removing info for other sites. 

Warning: This removes any "remember me" or persistent session state for that site.

Chrome > Settings 

This page is chrome://settings

Privacy and security > Third-Party Cookies




See all the site data and permissions

This page is chrome://settings/cookies



Delete the Cookies for an individual site.


1. Find the problem site by scrolling or searching by domain name Ex: foocompany.com
2. Delete that site's cookies by pressing on the trash can.  Do not hit Delete all data


Fini

Retest the web site for which you deleted the cookies.

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Created 2024/11

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