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Doing Cookie Import/Export requires third-party extensions to Chrome.

See the article Cookie Import/Export: Quick Guide + Top 5 Tools which lists : EditThisCookie, Swap My cookies, Cookie Editor, Cookie-Editor, Export History / Bookmarks to JSON / CSV / XLS.

You will find in the article a review of each extension.


Chrome stores its cookies in an SQLite database, so a program is required. The database is found in the file %localappdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cookies.

To import data into this database will require an SQLite database manager, perhaps SQLite itself.

Doing Cookie Import/Export requires third-party extensions to Chrome.

See the article Cookie Import/Export: Quick Guide + Top 5 Tools which lists : EditThisCookie, Swap My cookies, Cookie Editor, Cookie-Editor, Export History / Bookmarks to JSON / CSV / XLS.

You will find in the article a review of each extension.

Doing Cookie Import/Export requires third-party extensions to Chrome.

See the article Cookie Import/Export: Quick Guide + Top 5 Tools which lists : EditThisCookie, Swap My cookies, Cookie Editor, Cookie-Editor, Export History / Bookmarks to JSON / CSV / XLS.

You will find in the article a review of each extension.


Chrome stores its cookies in an SQLite database, so a program is required. The database is found in the file %localappdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cookies.

To import data into this database will require an SQLite database manager, perhaps SQLite itself.

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harrymc
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  • 995

Doing Cookie Import/Export requires third-party extensions to Chrome.

See the article Cookie Import/Export: Quick Guide + Top 5 Tools which lists : EditThisCookie, Swap My cookies, Cookie Editor, Cookie-Editor, Export History / Bookmarks to JSON / CSV / XLS.

You will find in the article a review of each extension.