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Like many of you, I have several browsers installed (I'm on a Mac). What I started doing is not log into Facebook on my "main" browser, Firefox, instead logging
by ralphc 16y ago
Like many of you, I have several browsers installed (I'm on a Mac). What I started doing is not log into Facebook on my "main" browser, Firefox, instead logging in with Safari, where I don't do much else. Flipping to Facebook is now a Command-Tab instead of Command-`, other than that I'm not disrupted much. So, good idea, bad idea?
- tortilla 16y agoGood idea, for now. Until a new "feature" is added.
- nooneelse 16y agoI've been doing the same. I think of them as the "browser of record" and the "accounts not yet tied to my full id browser." I'm thinking that the next steps in the arms race (if needed) are along the lines of putting one or both of them in virtual machines, having one or both use some different proxies. I like better the idea of a greasemonkey script that would block sites from reading my facebook id.