Cookie Editor Chrome Extension

A lightweight Chrome Extension (Manifest V3) for viewing, editing, creating, and deleting cookies for the current active tab's domain.

Features

• View cookies for the current tab host context (across all cookie paths, excluding deeper subdomains)
• Edit cookie name, value, and path
• Create new cookies (including empty-value cookies)
• Delete existing cookies
• Filter cookies by name, value, path, or domain with instant search
• Delete all currently listed cookies with one confirmation flow
• Refresh cookie list on demand

Installation (Developer Mode)

1. Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions.
2. Enable Developer mode.
3. Click Load unpacked.
4. Select this repository folder.
5. Click the extension icon and open Cookie Editor.

Notes

• This extension works on http:// and https:// tabs.
• Cookie behavior still follows browser security rules (e.g. host/path restrictions, secure contexts).
• Cookies are read/written in the active tab's cookie store to support regular and incognito windows separately.

Store publishing CI/CD

This repository includes a GitHub Actions workflow at .github/workflows/publish-extension.yml that validates manifest.json, packages the extension once, and publishes that same package to both Microsoft Edge Add-ons and Mozilla Add-ons.

The workflow triggers automatically whenever a change to the version string inside manifest.json is pushed to the main branch. It will automatically handle generating a new GitHub Release containing both the standard .zip distribution and a native Firefox .xpi asset before pushing the package out to the web stores via API. It can also be started manually from the Actions tab with workflow_dispatch.

Configure these repository secrets before publishing:

• EDGE_PRODUCT_ID — Microsoft Edge Add-ons product ID for an existing listing.
• EDGE_API_KEY — Microsoft Edge Add-ons API key.
• EDGE_CLIENT_ID — Microsoft Edge Add-ons API client ID.
• AMO_SIGN_KEY — Mozilla Add-ons API key/issuer.
• AMO_SIGN_SECRET — Mozilla Add-ons API secret.

The Edge publishing action updates an existing Edge Add-ons listing. Create the first listing manually in Partner Center, then use this workflow for subsequent releases.