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A-Schwarzenegger

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20. In Firefox, it's Tools > Start Private Browsing

Reply to renate (Reply #10)

Thu Oct 4, 2012, 04:35 AM

Oct 2012

That allows you to surf without your cookies telling the site
who you are & how many articles you've clicked on this month.
I'm sure other browsers have Private Browsing or its equivalent.
So for me it's Tools > Start Private Browsing
Then a window pops up telling you youre private browsing...
Then I go to my desktop & click on my LATimes shortcut icon,
then I'm at LA Times & can look at however many articles
I want to look at... I assume it's the same for the NYTimes...

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At Debate-Watching Party in Suburban Ohio, Voters Are Less Than Thrilled ~ NYT [View all] mzmolly Oct 2012 OP

thank you! renate Oct 2012 #1

You're most welcome. The commentary is very interesting. Seems Romney didn't impress mzmolly Oct 2012 #3

I get around that (with the LATimes) with private browsing... A-Schwarzenegger Oct 2012 #5

hello? I am intrigued renate Oct 2012 #10

You can get around it by woolldog Oct 2012 #17

It Also Works To Delete Your Cookies Bigredhunk Oct 2012 #19

In Firefox, it's Tools > Start Private Browsing A-Schwarzenegger Oct 2012 #20

So THAT's what that option is.... dixiegrrrrl Oct 2012 #22

Thanks for posting mzmolly hopefully this reassures DUers in Ohio skeewee08 Oct 2012 #2

My pleasure. mzmolly Oct 2012 #4

Would that performance increase his 'likability'? tblue Oct 2012 #6

Of course they're not impressed. Willard wanted to let the auto industry go bankrupt. Indpndnt Oct 2012 #7

I agree with Sharpton's analysis mzmolly Oct 2012 #11

I heard his analysis and I agree with him. Indpndnt Oct 2012 #12

Jurors don't give testimony--perjured orotherwise. Witnesses do. nt tblue37 Oct 2012 #15

So mitt romney's impression of a Red Bull lying his ass off and Cha Oct 2012 #8

LOL. mzmolly Oct 2012 #9

Nice Avatar! Cha Oct 2012 #13

He he. mzmolly Oct 2012 #14

I haven't seen the debate yet, but if Romney threatened to kill Big Bird, he's in big sabrina 1 Oct 2012 #16

Wait until our toddlers start hearing this from adults and other children. juajen Oct 2012 #23

THANKS for posting this. nt Raine Oct 2012 #18

I love your Big Bird! StarryNite Oct 2012 #21

i have a confession to make. barbtries Oct 2012 #24

That final line kinda crystalized how I am feeling. wildeyed Oct 2012 #25

That is exactly what I felt. I think the punditry mzmolly Oct 2012 #26