Privacy and storage inspection tool that shows all stored cookies, localStorage items, sessionStorage data, and IndexedDB databases. Check what data websites are storing and clear storage if needed. Useful for privacy auditing and debugging storage issues.
Websites can store data in multiple ways: cookies (sent with every request), localStorage (persistent key-value storage), sessionStorage (temporary storage), and IndexedDB (structured database). This data can persist for days, weeks, or even years, making privacy auditing essential for understanding what information websites have stored about you.
Start with the live tester below. Supporting details, FAQs, and troubleshooting guidance are placed after the tool so the main action is easier to find and use immediately.
Check stored cookies, localStorage, and sessionStorage data.
Common problems
If the live tester does not behave as expected, these are the first checks most users should try before assuming the hardware is broken.
Review all stored cookies
Check localStorage and sessionStorage
Inspect IndexedDB databases
Review stored data for privacy concerns
Privacy and storage inspection tool that shows all stored cookies, localStorage items, sessionStorage data, and IndexedDB databases. Check what data websites are storing and clear storage if needed. Useful for privacy auditing and debugging storage issues.
Websites can store data in multiple ways: cookies (sent with every request), localStorage (persistent key-value storage), sessionStorage (temporary storage), and IndexedDB (structured database). This data can persist for days, weeks, or even years, making privacy auditing essential for understanding what information websites have stored about you.
Test your keyboard input, detect dead keys, and verify all keys are working correctly.
Test mouse buttons, scroll wheel, pointer tracking, and touch input.
Test your microphone input levels in real-time. Verify microphone is working.
Test your speakers or headphones with reference tones.
Helpful questions
Use these answers to understand results, browser limitations, permissions, and sensible next troubleshooting steps.
A website may store cookies, localStorage items, sessionStorage entries, and IndexedDB records. Each storage type serves a different purpose, from keeping you signed in to caching preferences, saving app state, or storing larger structured datasets for offline-capable web apps.
Yes, it often can. Removing cookies and storage data may sign you out, clear saved preferences, reset site-specific state, or delete cached data that a web app uses to function faster. That is why a privacy and storage review is useful before deciding what to remove.
Corrupted cookies, stale localStorage values, or outdated IndexedDB data can break login flows, saved settings, and application state. Inspecting storage helps you see whether the problem is caused by stored browser data instead of the server, the network, or the device itself.