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The cookie dilemma
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2025
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It dosn't delete cookies. I use 'Cookie Autodelete' for that togehter with 'I still don't care about cookies', which is the community version of 'I don't care about cookies'. It is much better at removing the Popups.
Also try LibreWolf if you want to discard cookies by default
No need to change browser, that's just a setting in Firefox that's enabled by default in LibreWolf but you can simply enable it in Firefox.
Oh, cool, I had no idea. Glad I didn't change just for that haha
I would recommend enabling strict mode in Firefox. But then Cookie AutoDelete does not work in Firefox if you enable Total Cookie Protection (which is enabled in strict and standard mode).
But you don't even need an extension to prevent cookie persistence.