If you’d like to find out (or document) the website cookies stored by the Edge browser, PowerShell can dump that information for you. The cookie list is actually contained in a SQLite Database and found in the table “Cookies”.
By installing the free “ReallySimpleDatabase” module from PowerShellGallery.com, it’s a snap to connect to and read the database:
#requires -Modules ReallySimpleDatabase <# make sure you install the required module before you run this script: Install-Module -Name ReallySimpleDatabase -Scope CurrentUser #> $path = "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Default\Network\Cookies" $db = Get-Database -Path $PATH $db.InvokeSql('select * from cookies') | Select-Object host_key, name
