Kukiji - Cookie Export/Import

Tracking since Apr 28, 2026.

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• May 5, 2026
  description

  Kukiji is a fast, minimal cookie manager for Chrome. It lets you export the cookies stored in your browser to a JSON file and import them back later - for all sites at once, or filtered by a specific domain.
  
  USE IT TO
  • Back up a login session before clearing your browser data.
  • Transfer a session from one profile, machine, or browser to another.
  • Share a test session with a teammate or with QA.
  • Inspect cookies in a clean, copyable JSON format.
  
  FEATURES
  • Export all cookies as JSON, or filter by domain (with optional subdomain match).
  • Copy JSON to the clipboard or download a timestamped file.
  • Import cookies from a JSON file or by pasting JSON directly.
  • Delete all cookies for a given domain in one click (with confirmation).
  • Auto-fills the active tab's domain to speed up common workflows.
  • Pretty-print toggle for human-readable JSON.
  • Clean, modern UI with automatic light and dark themes.
  • Manifest V3 service worker - no remote scripts.
  
  PRIVACY FIRST
  Everything happens locally in your browser. Kukiji does not connect to any
  external server, does not collect telemetry, does not include analytics, and
  does not load any remote code. Exported files stay on your device until you
  choose to share them.
  
  JSON FORMAT
  Exported files contain a standard array of cookie objects matching Chrome's
  cookies API (domain, name, value, path, secure, httpOnly, sameSite, hostOnly,
  session, expirationDate, storeId). The importer also accepts an object wrapper
  of the form { "cookies": [ ... ] } for compatibility with most popular cookie
  editors.
  
  SECURITY NOTE
  Cookie files contain credentials. Treat them like passwords: store them in a
  safe place and do not share them publicly.
  
  PUBLISHER
  Redberet — Adi Glibanović
  https://rberet.com

  Kukiji is a simple, fast cookie manager for your browser. It lets you save the cookies stored in your browser to a JSON file and load them back later, either for all sites at once or only for a specific domain you choose.
  
  What you can do with Kukiji:
  - Export all of your cookies, or just the ones for a single domain, to a JSON file you can keep as a backup.
  - Import cookies from a JSON file or by pasting JSON directly into the popup.
  - Copy the cookie JSON to your clipboard with one click.
  - Delete every cookie that matches the domain you typed.
  - Optionally include subdomains in any of the actions above.
  - Automatically pre-fill the domain of the tab you are currently viewing.
  - Use the pretty-print toggle to make the saved JSON easy to read.
  
  Privacy first:
  Everything happens locally inside your browser. Kukiji does not connect to any server, does not contain any analytics, does not include tracking, and does not share or sell any data. There is no account, no sign-up, and no telemetry. The only thing the extension remembers between sessions is the last domain you typed in the filter, and that is stored only on your computer.
  
  A note on safety:
  The JSON files Kukiji exports may contain login session tokens. Treat them like passwords: keep them in a safe place and do not share them publicly.
  
  Available in English and Bosnian. The interface is automatically shown in your browser language when supported.
  
  Publisher: Redberet - Adi Glibanovic
  Website: https://rberet.com
  Support: [email protected]

• May 5, 2026
  category

  productivity/developer

  productivity/tools

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