Cookie Muncher for Mac

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Delete all the cookies but the ones that you want to keep.

Cookie muncher is a cookie manager that deletes all your cookies but the ones that you want to keep. Cookies are little bits of text that store information about you that a web site can retrieve at a later time. Cookies can be a privacy issue and Cookie Muncher allows you to deal with this privacy issue quickly and easily. Support for Multiple Browsers Cookie Muncher supports more browsers than the competition with support for a whopping five browsers. It supports Mozilla, Internet Explorer, Safari, Chimera, and OmniWeb. With support for such a large amount of browsers you can easily switch your browser by saving all the cookies from your original browser right into your new browser. Comparable products are not as flexible as Cookie Muncher. Cookie Muncher is the first, and only cookie manager to have support for Safari, Apple's new high-speed web browser. With support for five browsers no other cookie manager can come even close!Delete Cookies at Startup Rather then double-clicking on the Cookie Muncher icon every time you want to manage or delete your cookies. Cookie Muncher will allow you to delete all the cookies but the ones you specify upon logging into your Mac OS X account. In other words, as you login, Cookie Muncher will delete all the cookies but the ones you want to keep.Edit and View Cookie Values Sometimes just the name and domain of the cookie is not enough. Another great feature of Cookie Muncher is the ability to edit the values of any given cookie. When you edit a cookie you can set if the cookie is enabled, secure, and what time it expires. Advanced users may want to change such information as the domain, name, and value of a cookie. For example you can edit a Yahoo mail cookie to change the email address remembered by the browser rather then to go to the Yahoo mail web site and changing it the hard way. Search for Cookies Cookie muncher allows you to search for cookies by their domain. Instead of scrolling through 350 cookies to find the ones you want to keep you can type in part of the domain and it will display all the matches for you. Once your matches are found you can decide what you want to do with them. You can check certain cookies so you can concentrate on the ones you want. When you have selected the cookies you want to deal with you can either delete them or add them to your cookie list. Cookie Muncher is Smart When Cookie Muncher reads cookies from your hard drives it checks to see if they are in your cookie list. If a cookie already resides in your cookie list and is identical to the one Cookie Muncher is reading then Cookie Muncher will not add that cookie to the main cookie list giving you one less cookie to deal with.

Cookie Muncher for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: July 27, 2003

Latest update: May 22, 2014

Version: 1.0.6

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements: Mac OS X 10.0 or higher Mac OS X 10.2.3 or higher for Safari

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Total Downloads: 3,047

Downloads Last Week: 0

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2.5/5

10 User Votes

This should explain alot -
philip anonNovember 12, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Well, I did get feedback from Dot Software and here it is (it explains alot ); Hi Philip, I would think 2 days is a rather okay responding time, especially considering that for me both Monday and Tuesday, which is a holiday across Canada, were days off. I also delayed responding to your email because I just installed Panther last night and I had school up until now. However, your case seems to be isolated because I nor any of my beta testers or users have noticed any problems (apart from a couple cosmetic ones) with Cookie Muncher on Panther. I admit that these people probably have not tried it unregistered (I was going to do that tonight, but I'm instead replying to your email) and may not be using Internet Explorer, which I will also test later on tonight. Further more, I will also issue a refund within 12 hours and you will get an email confirmation from eSellerate. Here was my response to his email (only fair since i posted his ): Thank you Tommy, but school is still in session. When you set up a company, advertise a product, and exchange money for it there are responsibilities and consequences - it's just a fact. 1) Your market is not just other programmers, the folks installing and trusting your software to work as advertised are lay people who if for any reason their computers stop working for even a 1/2 hour are in a world of trouble. Deadlines for the small business owners go unmet, accessing of vital medical information for family members is now locked up in inaccessible files ( fill in your own mellow dramatic scenario ) but know that we Totaly rely on or machines and expect them work when we need them, especially mac owners. Expecting someone to wait while you 'get around' to it is really irresponsible of you especially knowing that peoples computers and lives are being affected. 2) How could you, while fully knowing that Panther was released, not put a disclaimer on your web site?! Letting us know that it's own creator had not themselves personally tested it with Panther or Explorer as your email says - that is truly malicious of you. Thinking that your beta testers have more knowledge of the program than you is pretty lax if you ask me. 3) You have a review in this months MacWorld magazine. This will bring a great deal of attention to Dot Software. People don't know, as I have just discovered from your email, that you are 1)not a staffed company 2) still in school 3) wait three weeks after the release of Panther to 'try it'. I may not be too computer savvy but I do know that most who program for Mac were already using beta versions long before it came out. 4) Just for clarification I paid for the program first and then had to go back to the site to download it. 5) After removing IE (including all plist's and everything else i could find) and then reloading it, it is still sluggish and does not load pages well at all which it did very well the night before the CM download. Obviously it changed something somewhere and now i have to suffer for it not to mention all the wasted time and energy trying to fix and write letters. I get the feeling from your email that this is a big inconvenience for you. Fine whatever kid. Go right on thinking your a great guy. But to those of us suffering for your 'hobby company' it feels just like vandalism. END. Mostly i think MacWorld magazine should be chewed out for giving the program a 'good' rating (3 mice out of a possible 5 ). I guess they needed filler and to meet a deadline. I also think it's time ths shareware community started policiing itself. What a grand waste of time all this was.
Don't be fooled
philip anonNovember 12, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Recently downloaded (paid) Cookie Muncher on a pristine system. Did a simple set up and Voila! My OS starts crashing. G4 MMD 1.25 2GB ram Panther 10.3.1 . Took CM out of Start Up items and still no luck. Repaired Prefs from Install disc. etc. etc. Only after i removed CM did my system respond normally again. Although IE needed to be uninstalled and then reloaded due to strange behavior. Tried reinstalling CM again to give it benefit of the doubt but same issues. Emailed dot software and explained my issues and that I wanted instructions for a refund. NEVER HEARD BACK FROM THEM EVEN AFTER 2ND EMAIL. For $8 i (they) cost myself a lot of headaches. In my opinion and obviously many others here - scroll through and see - this is amateur software and you will be very sorry indeed. I have serious suspicions about any positive reports here. Spread the word about Dot Software.
Don't be fooled
philip anonNovember 12, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Recently downloaded (paid) Cookie Muncher on a pristine system. Did a simple set up and Voila! My OS starts crashing. G4 MMD 1.25 2GB ram Panther 10.3.1 . Took CM out of Start Up items and still no luck. Repaired Prefs from Install disc. etc. etc. Only after i removed CM did my system respond normally again. Although IE needed to be uninstalled and then reloaded due to strange behavior. Tried reinstalling CM again to give it benefit of the doubt but same issues. Emailed dot software and explained my issues and that I wanted instructions for a refund. NEVER HEARD BACK FROM THEM EVEN AFTER 2ND EMAIL. For $8 i (they) cost myself a lot of headaches. In my opinion and obviously many others here - scroll through and see - this is amateur software and you will be very sorry indeed. I have serious suspicions about any positive reports here. Spread the word about Dot Software.
Works great
tddiscJuly 21, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This latest version solved a error that I was getting and now it works great with Safari and IE. It launches at startup, saves the cookies I've selected and deletes the rest. It's well worth $8. Plus the developer is very responsive and helpful.
Best there is!
jorgelakeJuly 12, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Have been paid user since 10/02. Latest version (1.0.4) is fast and flawless - works as advertised and is great with Safari. Auto trashing cookies not specifically saved when closing makes it a no brainer to use. Has always worked well, and author is diligent about responding to emails about glitches or bugs -- explains nature of problems and works on it until fixed. Using Safari's ad and pop-up blocking together with having Muncher installed makes browsing quick and tidy.
I Luv Munching Cookies (Cookie Monster)
h.toelleJuly 11, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This user finds keeping his browser free from all Cookies is just fine, after each Reboot and Login.. That method has worked for me for many years. Cookie Muncher and Safari 1.0 do this job wonderfully. For $8 US funds it is cheap at the price and worth every penny. I cannot comment on the saving and editing of Cookies , because I do not bother with it. Anyhow for me I do not need the hassle. So for what and how I use it Full Marks. There are a a couple of areas in the documentatio that could be a little smother, but no big deal.
Works okay...
TiggerrrJuly 10, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Indeed it found my Safari bookmarks. I was annoyed to find that after I deleted all the cookies I didn't want that I had to select each remaining cookie individually to add it to "My Cookies" list. (A "select all" would have been niceI didn't have time to do this, and upon quitting I had to either delete all my remaining cookies or undo all the deletions I had done. Now that I have learned from that mistake it will be a much better program for me. I suggest you just save the cookies you want to your "My Cookies" list then quit the program and let it delete all the remaining ones.
Big KidFebruary 23, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Cookie Muncher 1.0.3 DOES NOT WORK WITH SAFARI. I have Safari as the only browser set in preferences. Everytime I open Cookie Muncher I get
Fubar2January 8, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Good idea - except it doesn't designate what browser you got what cookie from and only a small percentage of safari cookies actually appear in
bill3555December 1, 2002
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />It looked like it was going to be good . . . I paid the shareware fee, now the developer has skipped town? This is