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cookies.sqlite

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I would like to check which cookies are set and what content they have stored. Therefore, it is not enough for me to see which provider has stored cookies, by looking at "Settings" -> "Privacy". As far as I know these are stored in the file cookies.sqlite. Is there a way to look directly into this file? Firefox should automatically delete all cookies on exit. Nevertheless this file is 1.5 MB in size. Or is there another way to check the cookies? Thanks in advance. Matthias

I would like to check which cookies are set and what content they have stored. Therefore, it is not enough for me to see which provider has stored cookies, by looking at "Settings" -> "Privacy". As far as I know these are stored in the file cookies.sqlite. Is there a way to look directly into this file? Firefox should automatically delete all cookies on exit. Nevertheless this file is 1.5 MB in size. Or is there another way to check the cookies? Thanks in advance. Matthias

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You can use the Storage Inspector to inspect the cookies and other types of storage used by the current tab.

If you need to inspect all cookies then you will have to use a SQLite browsing utility.

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Gekose oplossing

You can use the Storage Inspector to inspect the cookies and other types of storage used by the current tab.

If you need to inspect all cookies then you will have to use a SQLite browsing utility.