@Squirre11 is this with the App Store version?

if you quit Cookie
then you can delete this folder:
~/Library/Containers/com.sweetpproductions.CookieApp

here are the steps you need to uninstall the helper:
https://support.sweetpproductions.com/topic/296/uninstall-wifispoof

it will be getting restored via iCloud

unfortunately I havnt implemented anything like this...
but you could export your favorites to a file then manually edit the file and re-import. Its pretty simple:

• export your favorites (using the little heart icon in the bottom of the window)
• open up the exported file with TextEdit
  the file will look something like:

{
  "Safari" : [
    "duckduckgo.com",
    "sweetpproductions.com"
  ]
}

• just change Safari to Safari TP, your file should now look like this:

{
  "Safari TP" : [
    "duckduckgo.com",
    "sweetpproductions.com"
  ]
}

• re-import back into Cookie, once again using the little heart icon.

Importing the new file will ADD to any favorites you already have, so you won't lose any of your current favorites

try restarting Safari,
and then re-enable the extension on the Extensions tab in Safari Preferences

hah!

thats an interesting use case.
thanks for the feedback

If you remove all sandbox permissions from the advanced tab in preferences.
then restart Cookie, and give "Global Access" in the browser prompt, it should fix it now. Ill get it fixed for specific permissions in v6.0.5

HSTS cookies tend to get restored via iCloud (or more likely some other mechanism)

Unfortunately not with Cookie