CrumbKit
Cookie editor you can trust. Free, open source, no ads.
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Cookie editor you can trust. Free, open source, no ads.
2 followers
EditThisCookie had 3M users before Chrome removed it. A shady clone immediately scammed 50K people. CrumbKit is my answer: a cookie editor that's free, open source (MIT), and 100% local ā zero network requests, zero tracking. Features: privacy score (powered by Disconnect.me tracker DB), cookie classification, JSON/Netscape/cURL import & export, undo support, dark mode, domain whitelist. Built on Manifest V3. Part of the WayKnow family of privacy-first developer tools.
This is part of the WayKnow product family. I also built:
ā¢ ClearJSON (https://wayknow.tech/clearjson.html) ā JSON
formatter, built after the original with 2M users was sold and
started injecting ads + tracking geolocation
ā¢ SnapMark (https://wayknow.tech/snapmark.html) ā screenshot
+ annotation tool, $39 lifetime vs competitors charging
$72/year subscriptions
ā¢ColorPeek (https://wayknow.tech/colorpeek.html) ā macOS color picker for developers, $19 lifetime. No cloud, no subscriptions, no bloat.
Everything is local-first, MIT licensed, no accounts required.
Happy to answer questions about building Chrome extensions,
dealing with CWS review hell, or why I chose a one-time
purchase model over subscriptions.