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Firefox and Chrome have a cookie whitelisting feature. You can let non-whitelisted sites set whatever cookies they want, but have them cleared on browser exit.
by ivank 13y ago
Firefox and Chrome have a cookie whitelisting feature. You can let non-whitelisted sites set whatever cookies they want, but have them cleared on browser exit.
- notahacker 13y agoThere's also the ability to open a URL in a new private window. I suspect circumvention of cookie-based blocking is the second most used reason for "private browsing" after looking at porn.