@Rick
There is no additional cost to enable Safari. It is just a matter of installing the optional scripts, which if you are upgrading from an earlier version - you should already have installed.
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For ppl have have never used Cookie, and are purchasing it for the first time (Mac App Store Only) they will need to enable Safari from the Advanced tab in Preferences - which has a link to the optional script download.

The Mac App Store version, still functions exactly the same as the version from my store... It is just more of a hassle to get up and running because of Mac App Store limitations.
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I haven't tested Cookie on 10.11.1 yet...

Thanks for the quick responses, Russell.

I don't recall the type of cookies when I last wrote. Right now, Cookie reports no cookies and Safari reports "Cookies" from four sites. In addition to those "Cookies" (whatever type they are), Safari reports a couple cache cookies and some local storage usage.

I did not know that Cookie does not delete session cookies. Information on http://cookieapp.com gives me the impression that a user has complete control over all cookies.

Thanks for your help.