EdgeCookiesView

In spite of its age, IECookiesView is a very useful piece of software which helps you view the cookies from Microsoft's default browser, Internet Explorer, as well as from earlier versions of Microsoft Edge.

However, starting with the release of the Fall Creators Update of Windows 10, the latest browser stores all its cookies in the WebCacheV01.dat database, rendering IECookiesView incapable of carrying out the task.

This is exactly why the newer and appropriately-named EdgeCookieView was created. This straightforward utility can be run by anyone with next to no effort since it doesn't even require installation.

Simply download the archive, unzip it, and run the utility via its designated executable file. Assuming that your computer is currently running the latest version of Windows 10 (Fall Creators Update 1709 or newer), you should be provided with the complete list of cookies.

The GUI is quite novice-accessible, so you should have no problems in working with this app and accessing all of the provided functions. From the app's contextual menu, you can effortlessly save and copy any selected cookies from the list, as well as create instant HTML reports for individual or all the items.

You're also provided with the option of viewing Microsoft Edge cookies from external databases. To do this, simply make your way to the Options menu, select Advanced Options, and select the second option from the drop-down menu. Now, simply type in or paste the external database's path in the required dialog and hit the OK button on the lower part of the window.

Just like its predecessor, EdgeCookieView is a useful and efficient little utility that delivers swift results without requiring anything more than a few mouse clicks from its users.