This example will go over how to delete all cookies for a specific URL using the cookie thinger feature. You can find more information on this here.

  1. First you are going to want to open up the cookie-thinger.txt file.

    1. You can open the cookie-thinger.txt file using the “Edit cookie-thinger.txt” command, or by following the path linked here in your filing system.

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  2. After you have opened the file, you will want to open to Jancy and navigate to the page where you want to delete cookies.

  3. Right click in the window and click inspect this should open the developer tools panel.

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If you are finding the developer tools panel too small, you can change your settings so that it opens a separate window, making it easier to manage.

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  1. You are now going to want to open the applications tab in developer tools.

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  1. On the left-hand side of the developer tools panel, you should see a cookies option, click the dropdown arrow to see the different cookie sources.

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  1. Each of these URLs shown underneath the cookies option will contain 0 or more cookies. These are the URLs you will want to specify when deleting cookies, not the URL in the tab bar.

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  1. If I wanted to delete all cookies for the URL https://www.cnn.com/ when action group 1 is ran the following is how it would be formatted.

delall [<https://www.cnn.com>](<https://www.cnn.com/>)

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  1. Each action group lets you specify as many URLs as you would like. When adding another URL to an action group, start a new line beneath the previous URL and specify the actions for that URL. Use the example below as reference.

delall [<https://www.cnn.com>](<https://www.cnn.com/>) delall [<https://healthguides.cnn.com>](<https://healthguides.cnn.com/>)

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  1. After you have finished making changes to your cookie-thinger.txt file, save it. After saving you should see the following notification letting you know that Jancy has reloaded the file with the changes made.