Keep only spesific cookies after each browser closer like in Firefox?

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After this post I decided to give Chrome a real try, so grabbed ChromePlus (I'm still going to stay far away from Chrome by Google). But then when I got to the cookies settings, I discovered that I can't get to my wanted settings. Which looks like this in Firefox:

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Which does exactly what I need: Accepts all cookies during the surfing session, but when I close Firefox deletes them all... except the ones specified in the "exceptions" list.

So I was wondering; am I missing something, or is it impossible to get to such results in Chrome/variations of it? And is there any extension such as BetterPrivacy to take care of the LSO's?

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Well this extension will do what you want

https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ghgabhipcejejjmhhchfonmamedcbeod?hl=en

I am not sure if it will work on ChromePlus but it definitely works on Google Chrome.

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