Love it so far. Replacing self-destructing cookies. So far, i like this better!

Great! Easy access and definitely happy to put my computer on a cookie free diet!

Does its job and does it well. Tons of cookies deleted on first install and makes it easy to whitelist domains.

Works great. Thanks!

Nice UI and simple to use.
Thanks

I'm on 56.0.2 (64 bit) and even the addon page says "this addon is not compatible with your version..." + I tried installing but it does NOT delete the cookies (for example I set it for 3 min but after 3 min all my cookies were kept tight).

Fix it please!

EDIT: I refreshed the firefox and then tried the addon and it works. I believe it was the config that I made from the suggestions at privacytools.io (under "Firefox: Privacy Related "about:config" Tweaks") caused the incompatibility.

Helps me to get rid of unwanted cookies, fast. Whitelisting is easy, too. It has one of the best UI in all Firefox addons.

super

Much nicer UI than Self Destructing Cookies. Best way to handle cookies in Firefox.

Works perfectly
Thanks for a good piece of software

Deletes Cookies. I'm very satisfied.

Works perfectly.

great addon

Firefox 60 Windows + Android

Very easy to use and does what it's supposed to do.

Thank you, this is now installed on several FF instances on multiple computers.

Good for keeping the cookie storage clean and avoid third-party tracking. The new design is superior and very flexibly configurable.

thank you!

^_^

Great replacement for Self-Destructing Cookies.
Easy to setup (easier than above mentioned extension), white and gray lists available.
Currently using version 2.0.0 on Firefox 57.0b7

Having just switched from Self Destructing Cookies (since it's no longer compatible), I gotta say this app covers all the functionality I want while being about 300x better looking and more intuitive.

It's doing everything I need it to... deleting HUNDREDS of nasty advertising cookies and letting me whitelist the ones I want. I'm using with FF v56 on MacOS. This alone is a reason to use FF, not Safari, on Mac.