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Including the Chrome 'Incognito' mode?

• andreyf 17y ago
  Not an expert, but I'd imagine so. Unless they do some wicked hackery, Chrome can't restrict what a Flash plugin executable does with an SWF file.
  • Devilboy 17y ago
    Is there an easy way to test this?
    • sage_joch 17y ago
      Play this (addicting) game in Firefox - http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/g3/bells.htm http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/g3/bells.htm. It will record your high score. Open Chrome in incognito mode, die quickly, and see that it has kept your high score from Firefox.
      • DTrejo 17y ago
        CCleaner works well at deleting all those cookies that sneak by private browsing.
        • nopassrecover 17y ago
          Not flash visited sites. It may have deleted Flash cookies but the flash check cookies link listed here still shows sites after a CCleaner run. See http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=22980 http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=22980.
      • deleted 17y ago
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      • Devilboy 17y ago
        Ok I'm back, after 'experimenting' with that flash game for the last 19 hours I can report that the music does get a bit annoying after hour 13 or so. Also Incognito mode doesn't stop the flash bugs.
  • sahaj 17y ago
    you are correct. chrome does store flash cookies even when in incognito mode. i logged out of pandora in chrome, started up IE, noticed that i was logged out of pandora, then started up chrome in incognito mode, logged into panodra, then started up IE and noticed that i was now logged in to pandora.