Firefox Site Wipe is a browser extension designed for removing cookies, cache, and other types of site data on a per-site basis. The tool provides users with the ability to clean data for specific websites, addressing the need for selective data management rather than broad browser-wide deletion.
Key features include intelligent domain selection, allowing users to choose between a full URL, the main domain, or all subdomains when deciding which data to remove. The extension offers visual indicators to show the presence of cookies, and supports both dark and light themes for its interface. Users can preview cookies before deletion, adding a layer of transparency and control to the process. In addition to cookies and cache, Firefox Site Wipe can clear localStorage and IndexedDB data for selected sites.
The extension operates locally within the browser and does not transmit any data to external servers, emphasizing privacy in its design. To use the tool, users open the extension on the desired webpage, select or enter a domain option, review cookies if needed, and then proceed to clear the chosen data types.
Firefox Site Wipe is intended for users who want granular control over their browsing data for individual sites.
Firefox Site Wipe sits in PulseGate's Browser DevTools & extensions category. Manually clearing cookies and cache for specific websites without affecting other browsing data. Firefox Site Wipe is a consumer product aimed at privacy-conscious Firefox users. It is available for free. It ships for the web and embeddable surfaces.
It is developed by neinachi (Russia), and it first shipped in 2025. Key capabilities include cookie deletion, cache cleaning, and domain selection.
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