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: Discourse.net

'Better Privacy' Firefox Add-On Eats Hidden Cookies

By Professor University of Miami School of Law

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I recommend the Better Privacy Firefox Add-On

I thought I worked hard to block unwanted cookies. bit this thing found between 140 and 160 flash-based cookies on the various machines I use. Scanning the list, I told it not to delete the Pandora cookies, and eat the rest. It’s possible that I deleted something I’ll miss, but I rather doubt it.

I really wish there were a best practices norm that people who use cookies have to make them human-readable, so you know what they say about you. Failing that, they should at least be expected to deploy a tool on their homepages that would explain to you what their cookies say about you.

Full post as published by Discourse.net on May 12, 2009 (boomark / ).

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