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this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2026
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Yeah, any authentication cookie will be unique to you, so if you do use one, Google will be able to track you across browsing sessions, which is likely what you're trying to mitigate by clearing them.
Thought about something like a cookie repository, addon loads a random cookie from it, Google track it through that tab, new tab the addon loads a different random cookie, etc. But other comments are saying it's not possible so ok.