Complete Logout
Clears cookies, storage and persistent login tokens a site leaves behind after a normal sign-out, with a plain-language report of what was actually cleaned up.
How the Complete Logout works
A normal "log out" click on most sites clears the session cookie and leaves everything else — tracking cookies, local storage, cached tokens — sitting on the device. Complete Logout goes further, clearing what a site's own logout button doesn't, and reports back what was found and removed rather than a silent, unverifiable "you're logged out."
Why it matters
On a shared computer or a library machine, "logged out" needs to actually mean logged out. This checks the work rather than trusting the site's own claim.
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