Ive posted a user guide, with some troubleshooting tips here:
https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookie5/help.htm

https://sweetpproductions.com/products/cookie5/help.htm

@EarthLaunch that is normal. System Preferences shows the Hardware Address. But ifconfig shows the current address which your device is identified as.

I already know of all those links, except the one on the Apple Dev forums.

One of the replies there does not look great for the future of spoofing on macOS, which ironically goes against Apple's very public image of pro Privacy....

joubin
Jan 8, 2019 9:09 PM
(in response to joubin)
Alright everyone.
 
My ticket has been closed and I pinged a bunch of friends I have that work at Apple HQ.
 
Final result. This is not a bug. Apple is removing this feature for security reasons.
This makes no sense since doing this does not put the individual doing it at a security risk.
But I don't. Im so done with the platform. You can't just remove ifconfig functionality.
Thats not how any of this works.

it looks as though support will be added for this in a future Safari release. Safari Technology Preview 85 returns all the tab titles on relaunch.

Sure,
Send me an email at [email protected]

Are you displaying all Data? or just cookies?
You may not actually have the local storage databases added as favorites - if you have the Cookies view loaded.

those ar eBrowser Extensions, which are protected from removal by default. You can disable the protection, by clicking the jigsaw button in the bottom right of the window, and unchecking "Never remove Browser Extensions" Then you can remove them just like any other regular cookie.

A commmon issue when using GMail, is constantly having to login. You need to Whitelist some tracking cookies. Here’s what you need to go to stay logged in.

• expand the Google website
• look for any red colored cookies
• highlight the NID and SID Cookies
• right click (control-click) to show the contextual menu
• select Add to Whitelist

Also make sure your browser is not set to delete cookies on quit!

@zincker perfect

Sure send me an email at [email protected]

They will be in the same location, they are just renamed and hidden. You can manually unhide the file(s) like so:
Open Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app
paste in this command:

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES
press enter
relaunch the finder
locate your files
Invisible adds a . to the beginning of your files,
just remove the .

then, undo the changes:

Open Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app
paste in this command:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles NO
press enter
then relaunch the finder

The history is regenerated via iCloud for safari, which you access via System Preferences. The Cookie iCloud setting, transfer your cookie settings and preferences.

I still havn't started on this yet, but it is definitely planned for v2.0

you cant effectively remove History while your browser is running. And in the case of Safari, it can be regenerated from iCloud (if you use iCloud)