@Glas,
It is not possible to recover that data, unfortunately. The good news is that it’s not likely that you’ll be locked out of your Google account – cookies are typically used to store session and login data, but aren’t tied to your actual account. That is, deleting cookie data should not lock you out or prevent you from logging into your account.
I was already locked out because of a false positive fez months ago, I had hope that with time passing google will end up unflagging my account and that then cookies of past connections would help it recognize me since apparently knowing my login and password isn’t enough.
Why is that be impossible? Trashing a file and emptying the trash doesn’t delete files until they get overrighted by something new. Aren’t the deleted cookies somewhere in the limbo?
They are not – cookies files/date are deleted from the browser directly. I’m still unclear on how clearing your cookies has locked you out of your Google account.
There’s a chance that if you deleted all your cookies then the file may not be there but I believe the file should be there regardless, even if it’s empty. It should be at the bottom of the Default folder, labeled Cookies.