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> I see odd google searches in Chrome regularly when someone is screen sharing and typing a URL. A programmer who does that is incompetent. More than using Inc

> I see odd google searches in Chrome regularly when someone is screen sharing and typing a URL. A programmer who does that is incompetent. More than using Incognito, I specifically require my employees on the first day to create several Chrome profiles, to deal with personal stuff. Not only does it avoid Facebook cookie mangling with work, it also helps avoid unrelated advertising during work, improves search relevance, autosuggest becomes actually useful… and you can use your personal profile for your house hunt and bar searches, keeping the bookmarks and all.

ARandomerDude 5y ago
> I specifically require my employees on the first day to create several Chrome profiles What company? I just want to make sure I never apply. A boss who nanomanages your Chrome profile habits sounds like a terrible supervisor.
- laurent92 5y ago
  This comment makes me regret to allow employees to open private websites at work. This is why we can’t have nice things. Some people just are cunts about the freedoms they’re given, and because of employees like you, we end up with antiviruses on laptops and corporate firewalls that block Facebook. Just because employees feel “micromanaged by a terrible supervisor” who asks to use a separate Chrome profile to not mix cookies with work.
  - ARandomerDude 5y ago
    Dude if you think not mixing cookies is in the same category as antivirus software you are greatly mistaken. And your response illustrates my point. You think the poor souls you manage are ungrateful "cunts" who should thank you for the "freedoms" given by their benevolent dictator. Again, what company is this? If you're this proud of your leadership, go on record.
  - VRay 5y ago
    I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're not from the US, so the c word isn't as rude when you use it It's still pretty messed up that you exploded so quickly and thoroughly over a completely reasonable criticism.
mlindner 5y ago
You sound like an incredibly toxic boss.
wil421 5y ago
The company I work for blocks incognito and profiles. Which is weird as hell. Only recently were we allowed to install Firefox.

ARandomerDude 5y ago

> I specifically require my employees on the first day to create several Chrome profiles What company? I just want to make sure I never apply. A boss who nanomanages your Chrome profile habits sounds like a terrible supervisor.

laurent92 5y ago
This comment makes me regret to allow employees to open private websites at work. This is why we can’t have nice things. Some people just are cunts about the freedoms they’re given, and because of employees like you, we end up with antiviruses on laptops and corporate firewalls that block Facebook. Just because employees feel “micromanaged by a terrible supervisor” who asks to use a separate Chrome profile to not mix cookies with work.
- ARandomerDude 5y ago
  Dude if you think not mixing cookies is in the same category as antivirus software you are greatly mistaken. And your response illustrates my point. You think the poor souls you manage are ungrateful "cunts" who should thank you for the "freedoms" given by their benevolent dictator. Again, what company is this? If you're this proud of your leadership, go on record.
- VRay 5y ago
  I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're not from the US, so the c word isn't as rude when you use it It's still pretty messed up that you exploded so quickly and thoroughly over a completely reasonable criticism.

mlindner 5y ago

You sound like an incredibly toxic boss.

wil421 5y ago

The company I work for blocks incognito and profiles. Which is weird as hell. Only recently were we allowed to install Firefox.