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Is it possible to read "Cookies and Site data", from command line (programatically).
Chrome allows us to look at the "Cookies and Site data" by navigating to Settings-> Privacy Settings -> Cookies.
Is it possible to read that data through a command line script?
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Open Chrome Using Command Prompt You can also do the same thing from the “Run” window. Open Run by typing “Run” in the Windows 10 search bar and selecting the “Run” application. Here, type Chrome and then select the “OK” button. The web browser will now open.
If you are wondering "What is Crosh?," it's a built-in terminal that Chromebooks have. This terminal, known as the Chrome OS Developer Shell—or Crosh for short—lets you access a command-line interface that you can use to debug your machine, run tests, or just poke around for fun.
You did not specify which OS are you using. I found a script for OS X that claim doing what you want, give it a try: Simple script to extract (encrypted) cookies out of Chrome OS X cookie store. If you are using Linux, you may need to dig in the script and make some changes for it to work with your distribution.
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