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What makes you trust Opera any more already? They're already quite capable of logging every domain you visit, via the fraud prevention mechanism (Enabled by def
by sparkie 14y ago
What makes you trust Opera any more already? They're already quite capable of logging every domain you visit, via the fraud prevention mechanism (Enabled by default). Whether Opera are recording this I don't know, but you can probably be quite certain that Facebook will, if they acquire it.
- rplnt 14y agoAt least they say that they don't log it. Google's Chrome does send and log every website you visit.
- Drbble 14y agoCitation?
- ZenPsycho 14y agohttp://www.google.com/history http://www.google.com/history
- jamesgeck0 14y agoCorrect me if I'm wrong, but isn't that a Google Search thing, not a Chrome thing? The Google toolbar in Firefox had the option to upload your browser's entire history to the Search History site, but that's not built into Chrome, afaik. Chrome does have a sync service, but it requires user action to activate, allows the user to pick what they want synced, and allows syncing omnibox history, not the complete browser history.
- ZenPsycho 14y agoyou're not wrong
- rplnt 14y agoSorry, I misrepresented it. Opera checks domains (every one except local) while google gets only what you type into the address bar (by default).
- raquo 14y agoThat's exactly the fear – Opera doesn't have much reason to link recorded data back to you, facebook does, and is known to permanently store all available data. And it already knows way too much about you.