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how about you set up a separate domain (e.g., supersecretduck.com) where all the options you mention above default to their paranoid settings?

• MikeCapone 16y ago
  If that separate domain can be used in the Chrome URL bar, count me in. Thought it would be even better if it could be done using the main URL in the Chrome URL bar somehow...
  • baddox 16y ago
    If the domain exists it can be used in the Chrome URL bar. Any search engine that puts its queries in the URL can be added manually to Chrome.
    • fhars 16y ago
      The whole point of using POST is to remove the queries from the URL, though.
      • Pistos2 16y ago
        In Opera, when setting up search engines [which can be used directly in the address bar], you have the option of using POST instead of GET.
  • clusterfu_k 16y ago
    Why use chrome if you seek privacy?
    • MikeCapone 16y ago
      Why not? Could you please elaborate.
• orblivion 16y ago
  Or make it automatic or at least default for https? If you're using https, the only thing you have to hide is your search term, right? And that's what's being exposed to Amazon, or whoever else is seeing your URL along the way.
  • Hixie 16y ago
    If you're using HTTPS, the Referer is blocked by your browser.