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Off Topic => Engineering => Topic started by: Nemesis on December 22, 2010, 05:07:54 pm
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Link to full article (http://www.montrealgazette.com/story_print.html?id=3999464)
Firefox:
"Technology that supports something like a ’Do Not Track’ button is needed and we will deliver in the first part of next year," Mozilla chief executive Gary Kovacs said while providing a glimpse at Firefox 4 at the Mozilla’s headquarters in Mountain View, California.
"The user needs to be in control," he added.
There is a disturbing imbalance between what websites need to know about visitors to personalize advertisements or services and the amount of data collected, according to Kovacs.
IE 9
Microsoft this month unveiled increased privacy options for the upcoming version of its popular Web browser Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) including a feature "to help keep third-party websites from tracking your Web behavior."
Microsoft said "Tracking Protection" will be built into a test version of IE9 being released early next year.
IE9 users will have to be savvy enough to activate the feature and create lists of the third-party websites that they do not want to track their behavior.
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IE9 users will have to be savvy enough to activate the feature and create lists of the third-party websites that they do not want to track their behavior.
You always have to do this with IE in order to learn how to use it.