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Delete service workers
See original GitHub issueDescribe the Bug/Feature
Maybe it would also be useful to clear the service workers too. They can cache things or so, but likely also be used to store “tracking cookie”-like things.
And they can run in the background when websites are not open. One can open about:serviceworkers (or chrome://inspect/#service-workers in Chrome/ium) to look what service workers you already run.
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- Created 6 years ago
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- Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)
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@sdht0 Thanks! It will be worked upon once I get existing bugs/regresions fixed.
@kennethtran93: in case you missed the above message, this feature will also be available in FF77 and can be implemented along with #171 and #551. Hopefully all these together implies CAD will finally have feature parity with FF’s “Manage cookies and site data” on a per-hostname basis.