[ Thanks to sakgarg
for this link. ]
“Surf Anonymously in Chrome. The Chromium open source
core of the Chrome browser has been tweaked to produce aersion of
Chrome that can allow for anonymous browsing. People in parts of
the world where Internet use can lead quickly to jail time may be
interested in this, or hotspot users who want an added layer of
anonymity may be interested. Iron is based on Chromium, looks and
works exactly like Chrome, but introduces several levels of
privacy, as we wrote about here. Chrome Privacy Guard is a mini
application that removes all client ID information when you use
Chrome.”
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