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Why can't google chrome just have a special login cookie? So you need to log in to chrome, but doing so doesn't mean you're logged into your google account.
by oh_sigh 6y ago
Why can't google chrome just have a special login cookie? So you need to log in to chrome, but doing so doesn't mean you're logged into your google account.
- sneak 6y agoThey used to be separate, but daddy G decided that having two separate login states for Google-the-browser and Google-the-website was too confusing for our widdle heads. Oh well. At least it makes it dead-simple for the advertising company to track your complete browsing history. PS: Install cookie autodelete, install uBlock origin, disable chrome login/sync entirely, and disable "enhanced" safe browsing. Block the google domains from loading globally on sites in uBlock. Also, and I cannot stress this enough: stop using gmail. It subjects not only yourself to total ad surveillance, but every single person you correspond with.