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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 16 September 2008 18:14 |
The new Google browser Chrome identifies every user by assigning a unique id to every installation. If you want to anonymize your Windows version of Chrome do the following:
- Open this file: "D:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Local State"
- for these entries change the values to "0": client_key, wrapped_key, client_id, client_id_timestamp
it should look like this:
  "safe_browsing": {
     "client_key": "0",
     "wrapped_key": "0"
  },
further down:
  "user_experience_metrics": {
     "client_id": "0",
     "client_id_timestamp": "0", Hint: There is a tool called UnChrome, which sets user_experience_metrics to 0, but leaves safe_browsing as it is. I do not recommend using this tool. If you want a tool, you might want to try silentio.
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