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I've always considered/wanted to do this, but the bother of having to actually type in my credentials every time and changing my habits has put me off. IIRC, C

I've always considered/wanted to do this, but the bother of having to actually type in my credentials every time and changing my habits has put me off. IIRC, Chrome won't remember my logins/passwords in incognito mode, correct?

xtacy 16y ago
You could use a Facebook Disconnect[1] to block all Facebook connect iframes from websites. [1]: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ejpepffjfmamnambagiibghpglaidiec https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ejpepffjfmamnamb...
sudont 16y ago
Based on your comment I assume the hot new FF/Chrome plug-in for 2011 will sandbox personal information between sites.
ralphc 16y ago
I logged in once in regular mode, then I logged out, enough for Chrome to remember the credentials. When I go to Facebook in incognito I get the login page with credentials filled in, I have to click the login button but that's it.