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We are all familiar with that line after logging out but....
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The prrune.org cookie remains and contains utma through utmz.
I've been here but should this cookie be deleted after each log out?
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I've been here but should this cookie be deleted after each log out?
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...Non-bold doesn't bother me, but I'm taking mike-msm's advice till I know
whether or not I should keep the cookie concerned.
Milo I've already got a program (Better Privacy) that only deletes the more
militant so-called "LSO" cookies - so I dunno if I should download Ghostery
- will there be a clash?
Thanks for your replies so far.
whether or not I should keep the cookie concerned.
Milo I've already got a program (Better Privacy) that only deletes the more
militant so-called "LSO" cookies - so I dunno if I should download Ghostery
- will there be a clash?
Thanks for your replies so far.
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Milo - when attempting to d/l Ghostery for Firefox, Firefox prevented installation of this software. I assume that is just like the Gov't hating to allow you control over your own affairs ?
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Slasher
I run both Better Privacy and Ghostery together, and no apparent problems. What can sometimes cause an issue is if you also turn on Firefox's native "no track" option - that can allegedly slow the browser, though I've never seen it.
SeldomFixIt
For Firefox it probably easier to download it via the Firefox plugins page from within the browser.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...vacy-security/
I run both Better Privacy and Ghostery together, and no apparent problems. What can sometimes cause an issue is if you also turn on Firefox's native "no track" option - that can allegedly slow the browser, though I've never seen it.
SeldomFixIt
For Firefox it probably easier to download it via the Firefox plugins page from within the browser.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...vacy-security/
Last edited by Milo Minderbinder; 21st Feb 2013 at 21:29.