Cookie Panda

Move your signed-in state from one Chrome to another. Cookie Panda copies the cookies and site storage (localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB) of the sites you choose into one encrypted file. Import that file into another Chrome profile or another computer, open the sites, and you are signed in just like on the first browser. HOW IT WORKS 1. On the first browser, click the Cookie Panda icon to open the side panel. 2. Choose the data to copy, and either the current site or all open sites, then press Export. 3. Untick any site you want to leave out, set a password, and save the .cpanda file (or copy it to the clipboard). 4. Move the file yourself: USB stick, your own cloud drive, or a message to yourself. 5. On the other browser, open the side panel, import the file, enter the password, check the preview, and press "Write to this browser". 6. Reload the sites. A report shows what was written, and what needs your attention. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No analytics, no tracking. Your data is never sent anywhere; it only travels in t • Files are encrypted by default with AES-256-GCM, using a key derived from your password (PBKDF2-SHA256, 600,000 iterations). Your password is never stored. • Nothing happens until you press Export or Import, and you decide which sites go ifrom a file are written. • The code is not obfuscated: what the extension does can be read from its package. GOOD TO KNOW • Cookies and site storage are sign-in information: anyone with an unencrypted filethe file private and delete it when you are done. • While importing, Cookie Panda opens the imported sites in background tabs (site storage can only be written from the site's own page) and closes them afterwards. A tab is kept open when the site uses sessionStorage. • For tabs Chrome has frozen, or pages that block extension scripts, it falls back to Chrome's debugger API, so Chrome may show a "being debugged" bar for a few seconds. • Some sites tie a session to the device or IP address and may still ask you to sig Interface: English and Vietnamese.