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Why can't I manage cookies on mobile like I can on desktop?

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helpersea
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On Firefox desktop you can manage cookies altogether or, much more conveniently, look up and manage cookies from specific sites and time periods. When will firefox for android have this option as well?

On Firefox desktop you can manage cookies altogether or, much more conveniently, look up and manage cookies from specific sites and time periods. When will firefox for android have this option as well?

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Paul
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Hi

I am not aware of any plans to add this at the moment, but this is something that we may look to include in the future. Please appreciate that Firefox for Android is designed for smaller screens and may not have the full range of features that Firefox on a desktop or laptop computer does.

helpersea
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I could see why it might be more difficult to visually process for people with small phones. But I don't really see what I'm supposed to appreciate about the mobile browser being (I guess intentionally) worse than the desktop browser in dozens of ways at this point.

Thanks for your time though.

Paul
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No problem, thank you for your feedback.