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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2026
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I run all my stuff in a private tab nowadays. And nuke all cookies etc each session.
Also, make sure I have anti-fingerprinting enabled.
With a VPN.
The only annoying thing is I get a few texts/emails saying "A new device just accessed your account. Was it you?". Yes, yes it was. And I'm not relying on a cookie or fingerprinting for security.
One of the most overlooked, underused, and still hasn't seen production release privacy settings is the ability to partition, or not decorate visited links.
In Firefox based in about:config
In chromium based in chrome://flags
so search engines like google can't see what sites you've visited anymore. genius, never occurred to me that they could track that. thanks for the tip
They can track very well with that.