> By the way, before anyone runs off and yells "Switch to Safari" or something like that, keep in mind that Safari is actually in a worse state and doesn't have detailed cookie and site information at all.
It does, but it's split between two places. You can see a list of all sites that have stored data in Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data... (no option to view here, just delete).
You can also navigate to the site in the browser and then view the detailed data:
- Check "Show Develop menu in menu bar" in Preferences > Advanced
- Develop > Show Web Inspector
- Navigate to the Storage tab
On the left you'll see options for Cookies, Local Storage & Session Storage.
It does, but it's split between two places. You can see a list of all sites that have stored data in Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data... (no option to view here, just delete).
You can also navigate to the site in the browser and then view the detailed data:
- Check "Show Develop menu in menu bar" in Preferences > Advanced
- Develop > Show Web Inspector
- Navigate to the Storage tab
On the left you'll see options for Cookies, Local Storage & Session Storage.