The buttons on the right essentially perform the same functions as the options in the context menu. The toolbar at the bottom left lets you delete all cookies, export/import cookie and domain date. if you have logged in to Google, Twitter, Amazon or other sites, you can use the option to copy them to a different container (use Mozilla's add-on to create more containers) before selecting the cookie's context (container) and delete the one(s) you don't need (for e.g. The copy to container menu lets you save a cookie from one container to another. The delete option can be used to clear a site's cookies directly from the dashboard. The extension does not prevent the deletion, so if you wish to protect the cookies, you should use the extensions cookie deletion option. Warning: If you use Firefox's Options to delete the browsing data, it will delete all the cookies. The browser toolbar icon has options to delete all cookies, only those dropped by the website you're on, all context cookies (includes sub-domains), and the site's local data stored by Firefox. Note: Cookies that are protected can be identified by the have a padlock icon that's displayed in the 'Cookies' panel (center of the screen). If you wish to clear the protected cookies, select them and click on the Unprotect option. those that handle session information, to be deleted. The Protect option is a whitelist mode that protects selected cookies useful if you don't want certain cookies, e.g. You can use it copy the cookie information to the clipboard or save it to a JSON file. Right-click on a cookie to view a context menu. You can edit the cookies to use only http or secure, or set them to expire at a specific time and date of your choice. Select a cookie on the left panel to view its information, domain, context, and other information.

Yes, it works with Mozilla's Multi-Account Containers extension (which if you aren't using already, you really should consider for protecting your online privacy). The Context option indicates whether the cookie is stored in the default container or your custom container. Use the search bar to quickly find a particular website's cookie to manage it. The dashboard lists each and every cookie that has been stored by your browser.

The first one is Manage All Cookies which opens the manager dashboard in a new tab in the browser.

Visit any web page and click on the Cookie Quick Manager button on the Firefox toolbar to view the add-on's menu it displays six options.

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