[vital]

Cookie editing is still missing. Without this feature a wider adoption of FF dev tools or its full utility as a wedev tool is impossible. Yes, I voted for https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1031192. Please do the same. Thanks.

[pepve]

You can edit cookies with the "Developer Toolbar". It's under "Tools -> Web Developer" and reachable with the shortcut "Shift+F2". It's not brilliant but it works well.

[awalGarg]

I second that. The GCLI is pretty awesome. It is a huge work in progress but still works pretty neat.

Here is the entire documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/GCLI#Commands (links to list of commands, I suggest reading the entire page).

The best part is that it is extensible (Scratchpad FTW!) :)

[_jomo]

The 'security' command is also a really nice tool to tweak your page: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/GCLI/Display_...

[vital]

Nice! Thanks. New to me. Still, considering how "not brilliant" this feature is, I'd rather use Chrome dev tools when cookie editing/deleting is needed.

[mmebane]

Chrome doesn't have the ability to edit cookies built-in, either, does it? All I can find is viewing and deleting.

[jakub_g]

You can use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cookies-manag... which has a great UI for editing cookies, and the permanent search filter that will limit shown cookies to the matching domain(s)

[vital]

Thanks. I'd rather use Chrome dev tools for now.

[canuckistani]

Thanks for voting - I agree this is a critical gap but I have high hopes to get it fixed very soon.