New Update Cookie-Autodelete Now Cleans Up Various Data Types like Service Workers Now:

[klepto]

Release v3.5.0 · Cookie-AutoDelete/Cookie-AutoDelete

Cleanup of additional site data types by hostname. For backwards compatibility, existing rules will be keeping all newly implemented site data types. Closes #792 (Plugin Data-Firefox 78+ and Chrome), #551 (Cache-Firefox 77+ and Chrome), #287 (Service Workers-Firefox 77+ and Chrome), #283 (ETag/Cache), #264 (Flash Cookies/Plugin Data) #171 (indexedDB-Firefox 77+ and Chrome))

I've tested this in Ungoogle-Chromium and it works well. I hated having to clean up that stuff manually or use additional extension. You can also choose to allow or disallow clean up of these types per hostname in your whitelist.

 

[HarborFront]

Not available in Chrome Web Store yet v3.4.0........coming soon though

Chrome Web Store

Add new features to your browser and personalize your browsing experience.

chrome.google.com

 

[HarborFront]

ETag still cannot clear for Chrome browser as tested at

Lucb1e.com :: Cookieless Cookies

 

[klepto]

Not available in Chrome Web Store yet v3.4.0........coming soon though

Chrome Web Store

Add new features to your browser and personalize your browsing experience.

chrome.google.com

Its easy enough to get it from github, and pack it into an extension and just move the file to your extensions and it installs it.

 

[HarborFront]

Its easy enough to get it from github, and pack it into an extension and just move the file to your extensions and it installs it.

I know. I'm using v3.5.0 now

No need to pack it. Just download the zip file into a folder, unzip it and 'Load unpacked' from 'More tools' -> 'Extensions'

 

[oldschool]

ETag still cannot clear for Chrome browser as tested at

Lucb1e.com :: Cookieless Cookies

The only chromium extension I found that passes this test is Trace.

 

[klepto]

The only chromium extension I found that passes this test is Trace.

Jinkiez, I wasn't that familiar with Etags. That's horrible.

 

[Jan Willy]

The only chromium extension I found that passes this test is Trace.

You mean this setting in Trace?

Didn't work in MS Edge (Chromium).

Edit:
Nevertheless Trace says the etag headers are blocked.

Or is there something that I don't understand?

 

[HarborFront]

You mean this setting in Trace?

View attachment 245393

Didn't work in MS Edge (Chromium).

Yup, didn't work on Ungoogled Chromium by Eloston too. I mean it did not pass the test at

Lucb1e.com :: Cookieless Cookies

So far the Classic Cache Killer extension works fine

Classic Cache Killer

Back in Web Store! Automatically clear your browser cache before loading a page. Can be enabled/disabled with a single mouse click.

chrome.google.com

 

[oldschool]

You mean this setting in Trace?

View attachment 245393

Didn't work in MS Edge (Chromium).

That's it. Strange. It's passes here and works in all Chromium browsers I've tested.

 

[MalwareTypes]

The only chromium extension I found that passes this test is Trace.

uMatrix deletes the browser cache after whatever time you choose and, as such, it gets rid of the ETag as expected.

I just keep it in the default of 60 minutes.

 

[Jan Willy]

On Firefox the extension Forget Me Not works against etags (with a default delay of three minutes).

 

[TairikuOkami]

Version 3.5.1 has fixed cache cleaning issue and etags get properly cleaned now, so I could get rid of Classic Cache Killer.

 

[HarborFront]

Confirmed v3.5.1 not clearing etags on Ungoogled Chromium by Eloston

 

[TairikuOkami]

Confirmed v3.5.1 not clearing etags on Ungoogled Chromium by Eloston

Note that for whatever reason, it takes CookieAutoDelete 1-2 mins till it cleans it, even when the timer is set to 1 second, unless you hit Clean manually.

 

[HarborFront]

Note that for whatever reason, it takes CookieAutoDelete 1-2 mins till it cleans it, even when the timer is set to 1 second, unless you hit Clean manually.

I re-tried. Waited for 3 mins and still cannot clear. Never mind I can still use Classic Cache Killer to clear etags

 

[ng4ever]

Does anyone who uses Cookie AutoDelete know if I should whitelist domains or subdomains of forums, like this, so I haven't to resign in every time please?

Thanks.

I re-tried. Waited for 3 mins and still cannot clear. Never mind I can still use Classic Cache Killer to clear etags

Cool.

 

[HarborFront]

Does anyone who uses Cookie AutoDelete know if I should whitelist domains or subdomains of forums, like this, so I haven't to resign in every time please?

Thanks.

Yes, you need to whitelist them so you don't have to sign in every time you visit them

 

[HarborFront]

Cookie AutoDelete does NOT clear

1) Cookieless cookies aka ETags
2) Zero-byte (0) cookies
3) Zombie cookies aka Supercookies aka Evercookies

ClearURLs, Classic Cache Killer and Trace used to clear ETags. I believe the extensions are no longer existing

The new one to clear ETags is Cache Killer

Cache Killer - Chrome Web Store

Automatically clear your browser cache before loading a page. Can be enabled/disabled with a single mouse click

chromewebstore.google.com

You can test from below links

Lucb1e.com :: Cookieless Cookies

cookieless cookies

 

[HarborFront]

Self-Destructing Cookies is said to be able to remove Zombie cookies aka Supercookies aka Evercookies

2 cookies which I suspect are the above are from foxnews.com and scmp.com. I have tried ways to delete them but cannot. After manually deleting the cookies and restart the browser they are back when I went to their sites again. Upon another restart of the browser they become persistent.

Only use Cookie AutoDelete. Without installing Self-Destructing Cookies.



After adding Self-Destructing Cookies with Cookie AutoDelete. So NOT working