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I'd suggest a password manager. Its not the prettiest solution but its worth it.
Cookies are a part of the http protocol and the server side design of the websites themselves. You can’t just replace them with a password manager on your individual client.
no a password manager can't replace cookies, Like a JPEG can't replace a 2 hour long film.
I have however forgone cookies for the most part. Great for privacy.
I'd recommend keepassxc, bookmarking and some addons like ublock, no script, libredirect. Most sites still work and the few that don't aren't worth my time
I recommend setting up logging in yourself so you can see why you're wrong.
What part am I wrong about?