UPDATE: Changing the prepare() call below to the following seems to fix the issue: 
    my $sth = $dbh->prepare( 'SELECT creation_utc,host_key,name,value,
+path,expires_utc,is_secure,is_httponly,last_access_utc,has_expires,is
+_persistent,priority,encrypted_value,samesite,source_scheme,source_po
+rt FROM cookies' );

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Folks-

Upon further investigation, it seems that the Chrome.pm file is not up-to-date with the latest version of how Chrome stores its cookies. Specifically in the _get_rows function: 

sub _get_rows {
    my( $self, $file ) = @_;

    my $dbh = $self->_connect( $file );

    my $sth = $dbh->prepare( 'SELECT * FROM cookies' );  # CHANGE THIS
+ LINE

    $sth->execute;

    my @rows =
        map {
            if( my $e = $_->encrypted_value ) {
            my $p = $self->_decrypt( $e );
                $_->decrypted_value( $self->_decrypt( $e ) );
                }
            $_;
            }
        map { HTTP::Cookies::Chrome::Record->new( $_ ) }
        @{ $sth->fetchall_arrayref };

    $dbh->disconnect;

    \@rows;
    }

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The fetchall_arrayref list that is returned needs to match the %columns hash in HTTP::Cookies::Chrome::Record. 

my %columns = map { state $n = 0; $_, $n++ } qw(
    creation_utc
    host_key
    name
    value
    path
    expires_utc
    is_secure
    is_httponly
    last_access_utc
    has_expires
    is_persistent
    priority
    encrypted_value
    samesite
    source_scheme
    source_port
    is_same_party
    decrypted_value
    );

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Adding some debug printing statements to Chrome.pm, I see the following - which do not seem to be aligning: 
creation_utc=13394990094757976
host_key=www.costco.com
name=
value=CriteoSessionUserId
path=
expires_utc=v10?a@uV?0^t?,h????????...
is_secure=/
is_httponly=13397582094000000
last_access_utc=0
has_expires=0
is_persistent=13395156037532475
priority=1
encrypted_value=1
samesite=1
source_scheme=-1
source_port=2
is_same_party=443
decrypted_value=13394990094757976

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In reply to SOLVED: HTTP::Cookies::Chrome fails with Chrome cookies by cmv
in thread HTTP::Cookies::Chrome fails with Chrome cookies by cmv

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