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GoogleSharing: Firefox Add-on & Anonymous Proxy Service

GoogleSharing is a Firefox add-on and a special kind of anonymizing proxy service, designed for a very specific need.

This add-on will prevent Google from tracking your searches, movements, what websites you visit and what search results you clicked on when you are not logged in a Google services like Gmail, Gdocs, etc.

This add-on is not a complete proxy service. It only sends Google tracking related traffic through the proxy. If you browse a non-Google website traffic will be sent to the internet normally.

Interested users can install this add-on from Mozilla add-on site
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  1. Mony8:11 PM, January 30, 2010

    The details Google have about all its users terrifies every one and this is the welcome step to prevent its trackers.

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