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You can put it under the Privacy category, and it can just be a simple checkbox "Clear cookies on close", with a popup warning the user that this could be a dangerous action. Something like "Are you sure? THis will clear all cookies and log you out of all your accounts when you quit Orion".

    But, I still think using private windows is a better idea.

      Vlad

      Where is the setting, how does it look, how does it work.

      Chrome

      Chrome places the feature in Privacy and Security > Cookies and other site data. Here, you can enable it and set exceptions.

      This is the popup for adding exceptions. Key thing here is that it allows for specific subdomains and catch-alls.

      Firefox

      Firefox places their feature in a similar position in their Privacy & Security section. They also have a manage exceptions area, which functions pretty much the same as Chrome's.

        4 months later

        Are there ay updates on this feature? It's been a few months now...

        • Vlad replied to this.

          Singha360 Where there are updates, we will post them here by changing the status of the issue. Currently there are other things that are taking priority.

            5 months later

            I'd also like to add that it should look similar to the "remove history" items. e.g. "after one day" "after one week".

            5 months later
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