Chrome, Google's browser

I tell Google everything. Looking through my Google web history is quite enlightening, as they capture all the webpages I look at - and not just sites reached through a search. Amazing that they know what sites I visit via bookmarks!

Also, props to Chrome for crashing far quicker than either Internet Explorer 7 or Firefox 3, when I direct it to cool2.php

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by LiquidAcid

I'm not sure. If I have fully understood the article there is no config options to switch this on/off. I dunno about that privacy mode though, maybe it behaves different there.

@Zergrinch: Why don't you just use your regular browser-integrated history for that? That one is totally local and not visible for anyone else without access to your system.

The regular browser-integrated history has a max cap of, I think, 14 days wasn't it (in IE7). Not sure about Firefox.

But anyhow, this browsing activity is information I cannot access across different computers, or for that matter, different browsers on the same computer. Hence Google.

Besides, I don't consider what I browse as ultra top-secret information that must absolutely be safeguarded. If Google's employees want to know what I'm up to - out of several millions of other Google users, more power to them

There's nowhere I can't reach.

It's funny how typing ":%" in the address bar is fatal to Chrome...

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

What's this carpetbomb thing that you mention?

Also, Firefox 3 already gives the ability to drag tabs around, and to other Firefox windows. I suppose the ability to drag out to produce a new window entirely is an added innovation.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?