Delete Cookies for Specific Site – How to Delete Cookies for a Specific Site

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I need a button or bookmarklet to delete the cookies from the current context. Clearing the cache would be another option.

Specifically, I am logged into too many Google sites and have multiple accounts active. If I log out, it logs everything out.

I want to delete the cookies for a given context (eg. on music.google.com, delete cookies for music.google.com but leave cookies for ever other site like accouts.google.com, thus refreshing the page prompts me for which account I'd like to use.

Best Answer

Click the document icon next to the URL.
Click the "... from this site" link under the Cookies section.
Highlight the cookie and choose Remove. You can also Block the whole site.

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