[ExpiredLink]

> So a little advice - if you prefer privacy don't forget to sign out of your Linkedin account before browsing the Web.

... and, of course, also sign out of Google and any other online service you are logged in!

[grimman]

It's usually around this time I plug Self Destructing Cookies (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/self-destruct... ); it simply nukes any cookies that aren't whitelisted.

Edit: For Firefox

[gurkendoktor]

I'm using this tool from the Mac App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cookie/id415585910?mt=12

The UI is pretty bad, but it seems to be doing its job.

[ExpiredLink]

> it simply nukes any cookies that aren't whitelisted.

Probably not what you want in case of e.g. Google.

[grimman]

I don't see why it would be any different in the case of Google; but I don't personally use the Google services to any greater extent these days, so perhaps I'm just not feeling the ramifications ordinary users would.

[coldpie]

I actually use Firefox's private browsing feature for browsing untrusted websites. That combined with NoScript should keep me quite (but obviously not entirely) anonymous.