ZAP or delete cookie /reload

[Pasta88]

looking for a way to zap/ delete cookies and reload a site at the same time in some method. Is this possible?

thx

[dfoulkes]

I use this addon.... Read up on it to see what you think...
You can set it up to keep certain cookies.

://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/cookie-autodelete/

[therube]

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... &t=3054026

[Pasta88]

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... &t=3054026

It no longer reloads.

[Pasta88]

bump

[mariakatosvich]

Hi you can find various bookmarklets to delete cookies and reload a site at the same time. Simply search on google using query "delete firefox cookies bookmarklets" you will get it, let me know in case you find one or i will assist you further
Thanks

[Pasta88]

Well, What i actually need is a bookmarklet that will delete cookies from I site when I select it and reload twice, not once. If this can be done by code that would be great but, unfortunately, I do not know how to do it. Any help is really appreciated.

TIA

[Pasta88]

Anyone?

[mariakatosvich]

Well, What i actually need is a bookmarklet that will delete cookies from I site when I select it and reload twice, not once. If this can be done by code that would be great but, unfortunately, I do not know how to do it. Any help is really appreciated.

TIA

I think this code might help, just add this script to your firefox bookmark and drag it on to your navigation bar, then simply open the website for which you want to delete cookies and press that bookmark button containing the script, it will get fired and the cookies will be deleted and page will be reloaded. let me know if you need further help, i would try my best.

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javascript:var numCookies=0; var cookieArray=document.cookie.split("; "); for(var i=0; i<cookieArray.length && cookieArray[i]; i++) {numCookies++; for(var subDomain= "." + location.host; subDomain; subDomain=subDomain.replace(/^(?:%5C.|[^%5C.]+)/, "")){ for(var curPath =location.pathname; curPath; curPath=curPath.replace(/.$/,"")){document.cookie=(cookieArray[i] + "; domain=" + subDomain + "; path=" + curPath + "; expires="+new Date((new Date()).getTime()-1e11).toGMTString());}}} alert("I crumbled " + numCookies + " cookies for you!"); window.location.href = "http://" + window.location.host + window.location.pathname;

[burris]

FF 69.0.1 64

I use an add on called "Clear Site Cookies"
Clear the cookies of a website with the click of a button. This only removes the cookies of the website on the current window, and would not touch the cookies of other websites.

Then I reload the page and all is well.

[Pasta88]

FF 69.0.1 64

I use an add on called "Clear Site Cookies"
Clear the cookies of a website with the click of a button. This only removes the cookies of the website on the current window, and would not touch the cookies of other websites.

Then I reload the page and all is well.

Maria,

That script worked great, however, I need to have it reload twice, back to back, to accomplish what I am trying to do. After reading the following website, https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/, I can only read a few articles a day for free unless I delete cookies and reload twice. If I only do it once I have to reload again to continue reading the article I select. Much appreciate ur help.

[therube]

If you tack a second,

javascript:location.reload();

onto the end, does that do it?

[Pasta88]

If you tack a second,

javascript:location.reload();

onto the end, does that do it?

I tried that the other day and it did not work thx for trying) any thing else I can try.

[Pasta88]

Should I assume what I am trying to do cant be accomplished?

[kerft]

There may be an easy way to see unlimited articles on that site, perhaps using private browsing mode to view it. To fix the code I would try adding a "pause 2 seconds" command between the reloads, if such a command exists.