Forget Me
One-click browser cleanup for a more private web
What it does
Forget Me is an open-source browser privacy cleaner that makes browser cleanup simple. Clear cookies, cache, site data, local storage, and browsing history from one place instead of digging through browser settings. It includes one-click and custom cleanup, automatic cleanup options, and tracker detection. No account is required, and core processing happens locally in your browser. We're launching v1.1.1 and looking for early users and feedback.
We’re now available on Firefox! Forget Me is officially available for Firefox. Clear cookies, cache, history, and site data with just one click. Try it out and take control of your privacy. 🔐 - Release Forget Me v1.1.1 – Feature Update · rajansingh07/Forget-Me
Filter Loading Sorry, something went wrong. Uh oh! There was an error while loading. Please reload this page . We're excited to introduce Forget Me v1.1.1 , bringing new privacy tools, improved usability, and a better overall experience. Thank you for using Forget Me ! More privacy features and Chrome Web Store support are coming in futurefrom github.com
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