Advanced Cookie Manager Chrome extension

The store lists it as free and mentions no upgrade, so search, bulk edit, import and export are all in the free extension.

It manages cookies across all your open tabs and supports bulk edits, while simpler tools work on one site at a time. The listing also stresses a modern glassmorphism interface.

Click the icon, use search to narrow the cookie list, and apply your edits across the matching cookies. The listing does not describe the exact controls, so try it on test cookies first, then reload affected tabs.

Yes, the listing's headline feature is managing cookies across all open tabs rather than just the active one.

Chrome's site settings can view and clear cookies with no extension, and DevTools' Application tab edits them one at a time. Cookie Manager and Cookie-Editor are extension alternatives.

The listing says it has search. It does not say which fields, so try each after installing.

Use export to save the cookies to a file, then import to load them back later. That is useful for reproducing a logged-in state during testing.

A cookie file can carry a session. Import only ones you exported yourself, and delete test files afterwards.

Yes. Chrome's settings do that in a few clicks. This extension is worth it only when you need to inspect or modify cookies in bulk.

It can. Changing or removing session cookies signs you out, and a wrong value can cause errors. Export first to keep a backup.

Cookie Manager focuses on the current site. Advanced Cookie Manager adds cross-tab management and bulk editing.

The listing does not confirm one. Its stated focus is management, so use Chrome's settings if you want to wipe everything.