The whole jar
A popup for the current site (including parent-domain and sibling-subdomain cookies) and a full-tab manager for everything, grouped by domain withdomain: and name: search prefixes.
Edit without landmines
A drawer editor that live-validates the tricky rules — __Host-and __Secure- prefixes, SameSite=None ⇒ Secure, host-only versus domain cookies — before Chrome silently rejects your edit.
Protect & pin
Shield the cookies you can't afford to lose — bulk deletes skip them and report "2 protected kept". Pin your important domains (your auth0 tenant, say) to the top of the list.
Plays nice with your terminal
Export JSON, CSV, or Netscape cookies.txt that feeds straight into curl -b, wget and yt-dlp. Copy a ready Cookie header or a complete cURL command per domain. Imports EditThisCookie and Cookie Editor files as-is.
X-ray for tokens
JWTs get a badge and an inline decoded panel — claims, expiry countdown, expired highlighting — even URL-encoded or wrapped in JSON. The timeline records every cookie change; snapshot before a login, diff after, and see exactly what your flow touched.
"Explain this cookie"
Ask what a cookie is for, answered by Chrome's on-device AI (or the Claude API with your own key). Privacy-first: only metadata is sent — never the value. Length, format, JWT claim names, timing; the content stays in your browser.
Also in the jar
- Storage inspector (localStorage + sessionStorage per tab)
- Deep clean via
browsingData - Undo on every delete
- Dark mode
/focuses search- Remembers your last search
Install it
Not on the Chrome Web Store (yet) — you load it straight from the source, which also means you can read every line of what runs.
- Clone and build:
git clone https://github.com/pearpages/orchard cd orchard pnpm install pnpm --filter @cookiejar/extension build
- Open
chrome://extensionsand enable Developer mode. - Click Load unpacked and pick the
plugins/cookiejar/extension/distfolder.