CookieMop

Close the tab, the cookies go with it.

CookieMop deletes a site's cookies and site data about 15 seconds after you close its last tab. Whitelist your email and your bank, and those stay logged in. Everything else is cleaned without you thinking about it.

Chrome extension · Manifest V3 · migrating from Cookie AutoDelete?

See it work

Served from this site with no third-party embeds — also on YouTube.

How it works

1

Browse anywhere

CookieMop watches which sites each tab visits.

2

Close the tab

After a short delay — 15 seconds by default, adjustable from 0 to 60 — if no other open tab uses that site, its cookies are wiped.

3

Whitelisted sites keep you logged in

Always. Greylisted sites survive until the browser closes.

What you get, free

Auto-clean on tab close

The core of the whole thing, running quietly in the background.

Whitelist and greylist

Never cleaned, or cleaned only when the browser closes.

You choose the scope

Cookies only, plus localStorage, or plus IndexedDB, CacheStorage and Service Workers.

Cookie AutoDelete import

Load the JSON your old extension exported and your lists come across.

Badge counter

How many cookies the current site has set, on the toolbar icon.

English and Korean

The whole interface, in both.

CookieMop Pro

$9.99 once — no subscription

The core is free forever. Pro adds power-user extras — one payment, no subscription. We have no servers, so we don't charge you monthly.

Rule profiles

Keep one rule set for work and another for personal browsing, and switch with one click.

Per-cookie whitelist

Clean a site on every tab close while the cookie that holds your login survives.

Still zero network requests, even with Pro — your license is verified locally. It works offline, and it keeps working even if our payment infrastructure ever disappears. 30-day refund, no questions asked.

Why people trust it