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Hides bad things. Saves all the tabs in the current window, closes them, and replaces them with the homepage tabs. Saved tabs can later be recovered. Can clear the following at the user's choice ...

Distrust is a Firefox extension that came to fill the need to privacy on your computer. Distrust aims to create a silent browsing experience which means that the browser should leave the computer as it was when browsing began.

As a firm believer that you can do your job well while getting in a little personal time with Sweet Lady Internet, this week I'm going to highlight a few methods for adding a layer of privacy and freedom to your work browsing.

Firefox extension that returns your browser to the same state it was in before you go on your "secret sites"

Avid reader Phil Kirschner writes in with this tip for using free, multi-platform software Tor to anonymously browse the Internet.

If there are times you want to surf the web without leaving a trace in your local computer, then this is the right extension for you. What it does is temporarily disable the following: History, Cookies, Downloaded Files History, Disk Cache, Saved Form Inf