Wipeout Auto

Auto-clear cookies, storage, cache, and history when you leave a site. Whitelist domains to stay logged in.

What it does - Per-site cleanup on leave. When the last tab on a domain is closed (or the only tab navigates away), Wipeout Auto clears that site's cookies, local storage, IndexedDB, cache storage, service workers, and history entries — after a configurable delay (default 5 seconds). - Whitelist to stay logged in. Whitelisted domains keep their cookies / localStorage / IndexedDB so you don't lose login state. Cache, service workers, and history are still cleared. - Wildcard whitelist entries. Add *.example.com to whitelist every subdomain. The leading dot is required so evilexample.com doesn't accidentally match. example.com and *.example.com are independent — whitelist each separately if you want both. - Full sweep on browser startup. Optionally, clears all non-whitelisted domains plus a global pass for cache, downloads, form data, and history. - Activity log. Every cleanup is logged with the trigger, domain, whitelist status, categories cleared, and cookie count. Capped at 2000 entries; entries older than 30 days auto-purge. Using it Popup (toolbar icon) - Shows the current site, the live cookie count, and up to three whitelist candidates (parent-wildcard, self-wildcard, apex). Click Whitelist / Remove to toggle each. - Clean Now clears the current site immediately. If the site is whitelisted, you'll get a confirmation prompt — proceeding overrides the whitelist for that single cleanup. "Last cleaned for " line shows the most recent cleanup timestamp. - Open Settings opens the full settings page. Settings page - Whitelist: add, remove, or review whitelisted domains. Apex (example.com) and wildcard (*.example.com) are stored as separate entries. Advanced settings: - Auto-cleanup delay (0–30 seconds). The grace period between a tab closing and cleanup firing. Reopening the site within this window cancels the cleanup. - Categories to clear, separately for non-whitelisted vs whitelisted domains. Defaults: non-whitelisted clears everything; whitelisted preserves cookies / localStorage / IndexedDB. - Browser startup full sweep toggle. The categories cleared at startup are not individually configurable — only the toggle. - Reset to defaults button restores the original advanced settings. - Activity log with relative timestamps (hover for absolute), trigger, domain, whitelist status, categories cleared, and cookie count. Filter by domain.