Clearing browser cookies is just one of those things you need to do every now and then but clearing them out in bulk can be a serious hassle, such as losing all of your saved login info. 🤬
Fortunately, there’s been a multi-step trick to use for clearing cookies on a per-URL basis but after years of consistency, the most recent Google Chrome update has changed the process (for the better).
This is so useful, I recommend keeping it at the top of your bookmark list and if you use a bookmark bar, you should find a place for it. If you have the previous URL bookmarked, you’ll need to update it to chrome://settings/content/all
Just enter that into your browser bar and you’ll be greeted with the following:
Enter chrome://settings/content/all into your browser bar and enter the URL of the site that needs cookies removed.
Select the trash icon to delete all cookies found.
That’s all there is to it.
You can even set Chrome to block cookies for a URL over a specific period of time. You can find those instructions at the official Chrome Help documentation.
