Thank you.

Got this popup after installing Cookie7, but could not click OK. Had to Cancel.

Ah! Understood. My bad.

Every single parent item in my Cookie list is showing a "-", despite all child items being checked.

Cookie 6.1.1
macOS 10.15.6 (19G73)

Well, I no longer see the little spinning gear appear in my menu bar upon quit of SafariTP, and there's no other sign of Cookie having issues... So I think things are looking good! Thanks!

EDIT: I just saw the tiny gear flash on in the menu bar upon quit of SafariTP - but only for an instant.

@SweetP Thank you.

To reiterate: my history IS being deleted as expected (upon SafariTP quit); I can't tell if my cache is being deleted or not.

Also note that I see tons of messages like this in Console after quitting SafariTP:

Sandbox: find(31092) System Policy: deny(1) file-read-metadata /private/var/folders/8c/t4q625mn1sv94y7z9w5k8zzc0000gn/0/com.apple.Safari/SafariFamily

After posting the above message, I quit SafariTP again at which point I saw this:

and then, after several minutes, this:

Please note, however, that my history is being deleted from SafariTP upon quit/relaunch:

I don't know how to check to see if my cache data is being removed or not...

Quit Cookie. Replaced the app with the new beta. Relaunched Cookie. Quit SafariTP. Got prompted to update one script, which seemed to be successful, as I got the "OK" dialog. However - and this is all part of this single instance of quitting SafariTP - I got this:

Did as requested.

This is the directory listing BEFORE the +x commands:

And this is the +x commands and the "new" directory listing:

And this is the directory path in question:

A quit/relaunch/quit of SafariTP still results in this:

If you're asking me, yes, my account is an Admin account.

Again, thank you for your reply.

I replaced both .sh files.

I rebooted.

I launched and quit SafariTP. No joy:

https://app.box.com/s/sy60rn496fb85s4s5umhj7czhkuxft69

I don't know if any of this matters, but I get a huge list of errors in Console while that little gear is spinning:

Sandbox: find(1115) System Policy: deny(1) file-read-metadata /private/var/folders/8c/t4q625mn1sv94y7z9w5k8zzc0000gn/T/com.apple.WebKit.Networking.Sandbox

unable to create CacheDeleteDaemonVolume for <private>

Failed to open database at <private>. Error: Error Domain=com.apple.Safari.SQLite Code=14 "unable to open database file"

Thank you for your reply.

I did as requested:

But quitting SafariTP still results in this (screenmovie):

https://app.box.com/s/z2v6dwu5z6t2e7x4jqk8y9zybsvm6i52

Curiously, sometimes only a single instance of the "running" notification appears - but it still "fails":

And, sometimes, I see this:

Followed by this:

Note that running clearSafariTPcache.sh in Terminal seems to complete without an error getting thrown:

Not that I know what any of this means...

Whenever I quit Safari Technology Preview, a small spinning gear appears in my Menu Bar, which, if clicked on, shows two (usually?) items that are being cleared. However, this is the result (I believe it is always the result, but I'm not positive):

Am I doing something wrong? Please advise. Thank you.

Same thing just happened to me.

Cookie 6.0.14
macOS 10.15.5 Beta (19F83c)
Safari Release 106 (Safari 13.2, WebKit 15610.1.12.2)

I just downloaded Minim and installed (in trial mode). However, in Safari > Preferences > Extensions, when MinimBlocker is selected, I see the error message seen in the attached screenshot. Please advise. Thank you.

@SweetP Thank you for your reply.

Safari is never in private mode.
Cookie.app is in /Applications.

Where should Cookies.binaryCookies be located? I cannot find it anywhere.

I continue to struggle with granting Cookie "Full Disk Access". No matter how many times I go through the process, I continue to get the attached error message when I launch the Cookie interface. Please advise. Thank you.

Cookie v6.0.7
macOS 10.15.2 (19C57)

Re: Cookie 5 feature request - copy cookies between browsers

Did this ever get implemented? I would like to be able to copy my over 100 cookie rules from Safari to Safari Technology Preview.

Thanks.