Free cookies software for mac

WARNING : Current version not working on Tiger !

Cookies Eater is a cookies manager for Safari.
You select cookies you want to remove, you delete them, you save your changes. Thats all!

Cookies Eater include Quick Search, Multiple Selection and Undo/Redo Remove Selection facilities.

Cookie is an AppleScript quote/phrase/tip generator. Unlike others, its library is plain text, so you can add or edit anything. Supports an unlimited number of quotes.
It comes with large library of classic quotations.
Lets you choose between random or sequential choices (useful for training). Displays a large variety of great icons with the quotes, and user-chosen text for the OK button. Source code is commented.
Enhancements:
- More options
- faster
- over twice as many icons
- docs cover editing of icons.

Requirements:
PowerPC, System 7.0 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 2.1 adds a new title graphic, an Edit menu, and new fonts.

CookieCruncher 1.1 is described as a proper and necessary program which gives you full control over the "MagicCookie" file where Netscape stores cookie data.

Major Features:

1. Easy to use interface
2. Automatically scan your "MagicCookie" file when starting up
3. Delete individual Cookies
4. Delete all Cookies from one site
5. Keep individual Cookies
6. Keep all Cookies from one site
7. Inspect the details of a cookie (domain, variable, value, expiration date etc.)
8. Change the value of a cookie
9. Handle more than one "MagicCookie" file at a time.
10. "Drag & Drop" cookies between cookie files and to the desktop.
11. Import settings from other applications (e.g. iCab)

Requirements: System 7.5.1 or higher

Requirements:
System 7.0 or later.

MagicCookie Monster 1.0fc1a is a simple to use, yet sophisticated (Emailware, really) utility that can help you manage your Netscape Navigator or Communicator cookies on your Macintosh computer.

Requirements: System 7.5.5 or higher

Machilles is a proxy that allows editing of outgoing HTTP headers, for use in testing web applications.
It also allows you to edit data sent in POST requests.
Inspired by Windows programs Achilles (and PenProxy).

To use Machilles, simply press start (assuming you have auto-setup enabled). Each time you type a URL in your web browser or navigate to any website, switch to Machilles. A drawer describing the Cookies, User-Agent, and Data in the request is shown. These fields are editable. To send the request, click send. Machilles makes it easy to send custom-made HTTP requests in order to test web applications.

With auto-setup Machilles will now set up the proxy for you. However if you choose (Auto-setup proxy), this may require user authentication. If you do not wish to authenticate, instructions for manual proxy set up can be found below in the section "manual proxy set up".

Intercept Client Data switches Machilles between stopping traffic and just allowing it to pass through. The difference between not intercepting and stopping the proxy is that while not intercepting, traffic is still routing through Machilles. It is intended as a fast switch between intercepting and not, because fully stopping the server after lengthy use may require authentication.

Intercept Requests allows the user to customize which requests are stopped. Since Machilles relies on the referer field to determine when to intercept requests (so that each image file on a webpage your browser requests wont be intercepted), and clicked links have referer fields filled out, Machilles gives you the option to change the intercepting pattern.

The local port is the port on your machine where Machilles listens. It is recommended that you block this port with your firewall, because Machilles is not intended to run as a public HTTP proxy, and running an open HTTP proxy on your machine is very often a security concern itself. You can typically ignore this field, unless you are setting up the proxy manually.