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yipeedipee
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Comment #34767443
You keep your browsing history for one but clear the cookies out after automatically.
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Comment #34767153
What you want is the Temporary Containers addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/temporary-con... It will let you open containers that trash cookies on close. You ca…
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Comment #31861737
I have been using https://www.ustart.org/ as my homepage ever since Google killed iGoogle to gather my feeds and other things like Twitter searches. I love RSS.
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Comment #26997799
I would understand if: A) Roku were not paying to have it on their platform B) Consumers weren't paying for the service as well.
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Comment #22765414
We use a mail flow rule to remove the header when it goes through o365 outgoing.
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Comment #20844554
Basically you sum up why having 1 major, huge company that supplies a vast array of website coverage, is a bad idea, aka google adsense/doubleclick which powers so many ad networks…
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Comment #20743425
No way! I didnt realise it was able to do that. Pretty cool tbh!
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Comment #20630664
Ars just covered it: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/08/ios-13-privacy-featu...
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Comment #20110604
I almost thought BT was British Telecom a UK ISP/Landline/Mobile service provider.
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Comment #19509305
Thats more a network limitation, the networks have to buy in the kit to do it and they dont bother. I think only o2 and possibly EE do it in the UK.
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Comment #19485248
Yeah. Wish it would come to the UK. We have great debit account apps now like Monzo/Starling but a modern credit card would be amazing.
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Comment #18754480
Time for the Matrix style pods so I can get all the coins ;)
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Comment #17796368
Just thought I would mention in Scotland with NHS Scotland we pay no prescriptions charges.