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David A. Karp

"Windows Vista Annoyances: Tips, Secrets, and Hacks"

You can get a list of
known tracking sites from http://www3.ca.com/securityadvisor/pest/
browse.aspx?cat=Tracking%20Cookie. (If this feels like overkill, block only
those sites responsible for the cookies your antispyware software finds on
your PC.) To block cookies in Internet Explorer, go to Tools ??? Internet
Options, choose the Privacy tab, and click Sites. In Firefox, go to Tools ???
Options, choose the Privacy category, expand the Cookies section, and then
click Exceptions. Or, in SeaMonkey, go to Tools??? Cookie Manager??? Manage
Stored Cookies.
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Wondering whether you can trust the proxy service not to
use your IP and other info for nefarious purposes? The truth
is that there??™s no reason to trust an anonymous proxy any
more than the sites from which you??™re hiding. For practical
purposes, you should only use one of these proxies when
you specifically need to surf anonymously, and avoid logging
in to your bank??™s web site while connected to a proxy.
If you??™re using Internet Explorer, open the Tools drop-down, select Internet
Options, choose the Connections tab, and click LAN Settings. Turn on the
Use a proxy server for your LAN option, and then paste (press Ctrl-V) the
IP address you got at proxy4free.com into the Address field. Type the port
number (usually 80 or 8080) into the Port field, and click OK when you??™re
done.
If you find yourself using proxies often, you may want to
reduce the number of trips you make to Internet Explorer??™s
LAN Settings window.


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