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I don't know if this is exactly what you want, but if you open Settings, then click on Safari (for iOS 18 it is Apps, then Safari), then scroll down and click on Advanced, then click on Website Data you will get a list of websites that have stored data. You can click Edit then remove the data from just the sites that you want to remove stored data from.

This will clear the cookies and cache for the selected domain (can not select individual subdomains, that is you can select foo.com, but not bar.foo.com).

Open Settings, then click on Safari (or Apps > Safari since iOS 18), then scroll down and click on Advanced > Website Data. This shows a list of websites that have stored data. Click Edit, then remove stored data from your desired sites.

This will clear the cookies and cache for the selected domain. (Note: you cannot select individual subdomains—you can select example.com, but not sub.example.com.)

I don't know if this is exactly what you want, but if you open Settings, then click on Safari, then scroll down and click on Advanced, then click on Website Data you will get a list of websites that have stored data. You can click Edit then remove the data from just the sites that you want to remove stored data from.

I don't know if this is exactly what you want, but if you open Settings, then click on Safari (for iOS 18 it is Apps, then Safari), then scroll down and click on Advanced, then click on Website Data you will get a list of websites that have stored data. You can click Edit then remove the data from just the sites that you want to remove stored data from.

This will clear the cookies and cache for the selected domain (can not select individual subdomains, that is you can select foo.com, but not bar.foo.com).

I don't know if this is exactly what you want, but if you open Settings, then click on Safari, then scroll down and click on Advanced, then click on Website Data you will get a list of websites that have stored data. You can click Edit then remove the data from just the sites that you want to remove stored data from.

I don't know if this is exactly what you want, but if you open Settings, then click on Safari, then scroll down and click on Advanced, then click on Website Data you will get a list of websites that have stored data. You can click Edit then remove the data from just the sites that you want to remove stored data from.