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I'd strongly suggest people create separate users in the browser, one for daily, one for Google, one for Facebook. This way in my regular browsing there's no Fa
by eudora 8y ago
I'd strongly suggest people create separate users in the browser, one for daily, one for Google, one for Facebook.
This way in my regular browsing there's no Facebook or Google cookies reporting on what websites I visit.
And with this new change, presumably in your daily profile, your browser remains signed out also.
It's really easy and doesn't impact at all on workflow, if you want your Gmail you just click the user button, and click Google. You could even set that user's homepage to Gmail.
That said, you could also just switch to Firefox or Brave.
(Copy pastaing myself. With an addendum: I don't know if this will actually result in less of your private data compromised, but it seems plausible)
- crc32 8y agoFirefox has a feature called "Containers", which is kind of this concept but with perhaps a better UX. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers
- eudora 8y agoI've tried containers, and I really want to switch to Firefox because I support their aims, but I found containers really clunky. It might have been the fact that they were tabs in the same window, and it made it harder for me to control/organise/understand what was in what container. Especially when opening new tabs. I can't remember the details but I remember finding it fiddly. Maybe I'll give it another go.