Web developers and QA engineers need a convenient way to inspect, debug, and manipulate browser storage data (cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage) during development and testing. Built-in browser DevTools can be cumbersome for bulk operations, and this extension provides a user-friendly popup interface with advanced features like cookie protection, blocking rules, and multiple export formats.

User clicks the extension icon to open a popup showing storage data for the current tab. They can switch between Cookies, Local Storage, and Session Storage views using radio buttons. They can search, sort, select multiple items, and perform bulk actions (delete, protect, export). The options page allows configuring preferences like default export format, JWT copy button visibility, context menu, and max age limits. Cookie protection and blocking rules persist across sessions.

Target users: Web developers / QA engineers / DevOps engineers / Penetration testers / Web scraping developers (especially Puppeteer users)

All code is minified/single-line making some logic harder to trace, but functionality is clear from structure
No server-side backend code exists as this is a purely local extension - analysis is comprehensive

Monetization

No paid features detected

No premium, subscription, payment, or upgrade keywords found in the source code. The 'pro' keyword matches in locale files are all from words like 'protected' (sa_tltp_protected, sa_protect, sa_unprotect) referring to cookie protection feature (marking cookies as read-only), not a 'Pro' version. The 'license' matches are from third-party library attribution (Font Awesome, Bootstrap, jQuery, Popper). No payment platforms (Stripe, PayPal, etc.), billing APIs, or license verification code exist.

Confidence: 95
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: No
Reason: The extension operates entirely locally using Chrome's built-in APIs (chrome.cookies, chrome.storage, chrome.tabs, chrome.scripting). No authentication flows, login UI, user account system, or external authentication services were found in the source code. The 'session' keyword hits refer to Session Storage (browser storage mechanism), and 'jwt' refers to a feature to copy JWT tokens from storage values - neither relates to user login.

Permission risk

High-risk permissions

This estimate uses declared permissions and host permissions to assess access scope and sensitivity.

扩展能力较强：tabs、scripting、cookies、downloads、storage
主机权限覆盖范围较宽

Publisher

ajsun

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