Advanced Cookie Manager Guide

The Advanced Cookie Manager is designed for centralized Cookie login-state management across browser environments. It is not only an import/export window; it is a Cookie health workspace for users who operate many accounts.

You can manage individual Cookie records, or switch to the Environment view to check Cookie count, expiration status, reminder status, and smart guard status by environment.

When to Use It

Use this panel when you need to:

• View Cookies saved in an environment.
• Import, export, copy, delete, or clean Cookies.
• Find environments with expired or expiring Cookies.
• Enable Cookie expiry reminders for important environments.
• Receive expiry alerts by email.
• Add multiple environments to smart guard.
• Troubleshoot Cookie operations with logs.

Recommendation

For websites using server-side sessions, JWT, or advanced risk control, changing local Cookie expiration time is not the same as renewing login. The safest renewal method is to open the target environment and log in to the website again.

Open the Panel

Open the Cookie management entry from the Mbbrowser environment menu. The panel includes view switching, search, filters, import/export, batch actions, and the Cookie or environment list.

Area	Purpose
View switch	Switch between Cookie view and Environment view
Group selector	View environments by group
Search box	Search Cookies or environment names depending on the current view
Quick filters	Filter reminder, guard, expired, or expiring states
List area	Shows Cookie records or environments
Action buttons	Import, export, delete, remind, guard, and batch actions

Cookie View

Cookie view is used for individual Cookie records: checking domains, copying values, deleting records, importing, and exporting.

In Cookie view you can:

• View Cookie records for the selected environment.
• Search by Cookie name, domain, or path.
• Check expiration status and time.
• Edit common and advanced Cookie fields.
• Delete unnecessary Cookies.
• Copy Cookie content for backup or diagnosis.
• Import JSON or Netscape format Cookies.
• Export Cookies to local files.
• Clean expired Cookies.

JSON / Netscape Format

Use JSON when the Cookie data comes from browser tools, extensions, or automation systems. Use Netscape when the data comes from traditional Cookie files or account handover files.

The format switch is hidden in Environment view because that view focuses on environment health instead of individual Cookie format.

Environment View

Environment view is designed for batch operations. It shows Cookie health by browser environment instead of individual Cookie records.

It usually displays:

• Environment name.
• Cookie count.
• Expired Cookie state.
• Expiring Cookie state.
• Reminder enabled state.
• Smart guard state.
• Available actions.

Use quick filters to show reminder-enabled, guard-enabled, expired, or expiring environments. For daily operations, check “Expired” and “Expiring” first.

Import Cookies

Click Import to open the Cookie import dialog.

Common import methods include local file import, clipboard import, JSON format, and Netscape format.

Before importing, confirm that:

• The target environment is correct.
• The selected format matches the data.
• Cookie domains match the target website.
• The data source is trusted.

Security

Cookies may contain login credentials. Do not import or share Cookie data from unknown sources.

Export Cookies

Click Export to open the Cookie export dialog.

Export is useful for account handover, backup, automation testing, support diagnosis, and migration between devices.

Keep exported Cookie files secure. If encryption is available, enable it. Record environment name, account note, and export time for team handover.

Cookie Expiry Reminders

Cookie expiry reminders help you act before login state is lost.

You can enable reminders for one environment or select multiple environments in Environment view and add them in batch. Saved reminder states are displayed again after reopening the client.

When configuring reminders, check:

• Whether reminder is enabled.
• Reminder frequency or fixed time.
• Recipient email address.
• Whether a test email should be sent.

When you receive a reminder, open the environment, visit the target website, log in if required, then refresh Cookie statistics in the panel.

SMTP Email Service

To receive email reminders, configure SMTP first.

Field	Description
SMTP server	Server address from your mail provider
Port	Usually 465, 587, or provider-specific
Sender email	Email account used to send reminders
Password / token	SMTP authorization code or password
Recipients	Email addresses receiving reminders
SSL/TLS	Choose according to provider requirements

Always send a test email after configuration. If it fails, check SMTP service availability, authorization code, port, firewall, and spam folder.

Smart Guard

Smart guard continuously tracks Cookie health for important environments. You can add one environment or multiple selected environments to smart guard, and remove them later when no longer needed.

Feature	Focus
Expiry reminder	Notify users when Cookies are expiring or expired
Smart guard	Continuous Cookie health tracking for important environments

Batch Operations

Environment view supports batch actions:

• Batch add to expiry reminder.
• Batch remove from expiry reminder.
• Batch add to smart guard.
• Batch remove from smart guard.
• Batch process expired or expiring environments.

Filter the list first before selecting environments to avoid accidental operations.

Logs and Troubleshooting

Important actions are written to logs, including import, export, copy, edit, delete, extension, expired cleanup, reminder changes, smart guard changes, SMTP saving, test sending, and email delivery results.

If reminders are configured but emails are not received, check:

1. SMTP test result.
2. Recipient address.
3. Spam folder.
4. Whether any Cookie is actually expiring or expired.
5. Whether fixed-time reminder has reached its trigger time.
6. Local logs for delivery errors.

Recommended Workflow

1. Open Advanced Cookie Manager.
2. Switch to Environment view.
3. Filter Expired and Expiring environments.
4. Add important environments to expiry reminders.
5. Configure and test SMTP.
6. Add core accounts to smart guard.
7. Re-login in the corresponding environment when reminded.
8. Refresh statistics and confirm the risk is resolved.
9. Export important Cookies or perform data backup regularly.
10. Check logs or contact support if an issue remains.