Share Your Cookies

Share Your Cookies lets you export cookies from any website and import them into another browser or share them with others. This is useful when you want to access a site without logging in again, or when you need to give temporary access to an account without sharing the password. The extension works with any website that uses cookies for authentication or session management.

Features

• Export cookies as text: Copy all cookies for the current domain to your clipboard in a standard cookie string format. Useful for transferring sessions to a different browser or device that supports cookie import.
• Import cookies from text: Paste a cookie string to set cookies for the current domain. This allows you to restore a previous session or share access with someone else quickly.
• Share cookies with others: After exporting, you can send the cookie string to a friend or colleague. They can import it to gain access to the same account without needing your password. This is ideal for collaborating on shared services like social media management or testing accounts.
• No login required for recipient: The person receiving the cookies does not need to know the account password. They simply import the cookies and are logged in automatically. This enhances security by keeping your password private.
• Works on any site: Because the extension handles generic cookies, it works with virtually any website that uses cookie-based authentication, including webmail, forums, cloud services, and more.
• Simple one-click interface: The popup shows a single button to export cookies for the current tab, and a text area to paste cookies for import. No complex settings or configuration needed.
• Lightweight and fast: The extension adds minimal overhead. It only runs when you click its icon, so it does not affect browsing performance.

Share Your Cookies is a straightforward tool for exporting and importing website cookies. Use it to share account access securely, migrate sessions between browsers, or quickly restore a logged-in state. It is especially handy for support teams, developers, or anyone who needs to grant temporary access to web services without exposing credentials.