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Browser-based game in which clicking produces cookies, with save import and export options. The page displays a changelog documenting fixes and features such as cookies per second and reworked grandmas.
Cookie Consent Speed.Run is a browser-based game where players speedrun cookie consent banners, with the core objective of rejecting all cookies. The interface replicates standard cookie pop-up design, the project is developed by Fred Wordie with support from Big Data Girl, and it is intended for desktop use.
Get-cookies.txt is a GitHub-hosted tool that retrieves cookies.txt files locally on the user's device without transmitting any user information to external servers. It is compatible with Google Chrome and Firefox, and can be installed via the respective web stores or from source code.
Cookie Clicker is a browser game by Orteil, hosted on DashNet. The page also links to versions for Android and Steam, a beta version, and notes that the browser must be recent enough to run the game.
Cookie-Editor is an open-source browser extension for creating, editing and deleting cookies for the current tab. It lists cookies on the current page, allows creating, editing and deleting cookies, and can import cookies or export them to the clipboard. It is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.
ExportCookies is a WebExtension that adds a browser action for saving cookies to a Netscape format cookies.txt file. Cookies can be exported for the current host, the current domain, or all domains, with an option to apply an HttpOnly encoding prefix. It is available for Firefox through Mozilla Add-ons and for Chrome through the Chrome Web Store. The project is MIT licensed.
Privacy Guides article about Firefox cookie isolation and browser privacy improvements.
Cabin is a lightweight, cookieless web analytics service presented as a Google Analytics alternative. The site says it stores no visitor profile, cookies, IP logs or fingerprints, and provides public dashboards, scroll depth, AI traffic reporting and carbon emissions analysis from visitor data. Pricing lists a free plan with one domain and 10,000 monthly pageviews; paid plans list more domains and pageviews.
QuoDB is a user-submitted database of movie and television quotes, described as the largest collection of time-based contextualized lines from film and series content contributed by users worldwide. The project's source code is licensed under Apache License v2.0, its documentation under CC BY 3.0, and its glyphicons under CC BY 3.0. The site includes a privacy policy, cookie policy, privacy settings, a cookie usage notice, and an option for users to request that their data not be shared with third parties.
Rybbit is an open-source, cookieless web and product analytics tool with an 11 KB script and one dashboard. It offers autocapture, session replay, user sessions, conversion funnels, user journeys and Web Vitals behind a single script tag. A hosted MCP server sits on top of the REST API.
Temporary Containers is a Firefox browser extension that opens tabs, websites, and links in automatically managed disposable containers. These containers isolate website-stored data including cookies and local storage from each other to enhance user privacy and security while browsing. It supports fully automatic operation based on navigation targets, configuration for specific websites, activation via configured mouse clicks or the toolbar icon, and automatic deletion of history, cookies, and scripts after use. The extension is free and open source.
A suite of tools for 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons players and Dungeon Masters, serving as a digital reference for products the user owns. Includes the Plutonium module for Foundry virtual tabletop, which imports most 5etools content, and the Rivet browser extension for sending content and rolls from the site to Foundry. No account system; data is stored in cookies.
Ackee is a self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool focused on privacy. It runs on the user's own server, analyzes website traffic, and provides statistics in a minimal interface. The tool is cookie-free, anonymizes data through a multi-step process, supports unlimited domains, and offers a central GraphQL API for data collection and integration.
Armaell's Library is a site for downloading and reading light novels, Chinese novels and web fictions. It presents latest updates, most downloaded and most read sections, and uses cookies to remember user preferences.
Blacklight is a real-time website privacy inspector from The Markup. A user enters a website address and Blacklight scans it, revealing user-tracking technologies on the site. Tests cover ad trackers, third-party cookies, tracking that evades cookie blockers, session-monitoring scripts, keystroke capturing, and data sent to Facebook, TikTok, Twitter/X and Google Analytics. A scan normally takes between 30 seconds and one minute.
cliget is a Firefox addon that generates curl, wget or aria2 commands for downloading login-protected files from the command line. The generated commands emulate browser requests by sending the same cookies, user agent string and referrer. It is intended for downloading email attachments, purchased software or media, and source code from private repositories to a remote server without downloading files locally first.
The Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD) is a public dataset and data search resource. It uses essential cookies for site operation, with no personal data collected or processed. Users must complete a captcha verification to access the site, which can be completed via a browser on any device if computational access issues occur.
Consent-O-Matic is a browser extension that recognizes consent pop-ups from consent management providers and fills them out based on the user's preferences, attempting privacy-preserving settings where standard categories are absent. It is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop, and Safari on mobile. The developers note some pop-ups may not yet be handled and offer a reporting mechanism.
Container Tab Groups is a Firefox browser extension that creates Chrome-style tab groups using Firefox's native private container tabs. It requires no additional configuration or other add-ons, and supports per-container overrides for preferred languages, user agent strings, and proxy settings. Users can create isolated container tab groups for separate tasks, and delete groups when finished to clear associated cookies and clutter.
A free online tool that converts supplied text into an image file in GIF, JPEG or PNG format. Users choose text up to 500 characters, dimensions between 10 and 1500 pixels, font size from 6pt to 54pt, and foreground and background colors, then download the image or link to it. The site stores choices in a database and a cookie.
A catalog of dark pattern examples sorted by category, with explanations of tactics such as bait and switch, confirmshaming, cookie walls, disguised ads, fake scarcity, hidden costs, misdirection and nagging. Entries include named companies and cases.
DataSuds is a Dataverse instance operated by the French Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD). It provides functionality for searching datasets, accessing user guides and support resources, and contacting platform administrators. The site uses cookies for authentication and audience measurement via Google Analytics.
The Datenrechercheportal UFZ, also known as the UFZ Data Investigation Portal, is a data search platform. It provides access to multiple data types including sample data, data field management records, file-based archives and geodata catalogs, and includes privacy and cookie consent features.
SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine that aggregates results from up to 261 search services. Its documentation states that users are neither tracked nor profiled, and that SearXNG can be used over Tor. The project began in mid-2021 as a fork of the searx project, and JavaScript and cookies are optional.
