In Safari 8.0 (10600.1.25.1) on OS X 10.10.1 (Yosemite), I visit some sites like google.com, apple.com, facebook.com and can then see the cookies when I click "Safari" -> "Preferences..." -> "Privacy" -> "Details..."
I then quit Safari completely (actually quit, not just close the window), and delete the following things using the following.
rm -r ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/
rm -r ~/Library/Cookies
rm -r ~/Library/Safari
When I restart Safari, the cookies are still there and I'm still logged in to a website that stored a cookie after login.
Which files do I need to delete or what do I have to do to get Safari to actually delete the cookies?
I need to be able to move/rename the files/directories and then move them back at a later time. Cocoa Cookies can delete the cookies (http://ditchnet.org/cocoacookies/) and when I use fswatch there are no interesting files that change.
A bit late I know, but I made RemoveCookie, a command line utility that deletes Safari cookies. Pretty straightforward, it uses the NSHTTPCookieStorage API, which anyone looking to manage Safari cookies may find useful.