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They would likely also prefer the ability to configure their browser to only retain cookies for certain sites, and to periodically clear all other browser state. They would be satisfied if these features were available only through addons, as opposed to core browser features. However, it looks as if the proposed [[Labs/Weave|Weave]] Identity project called [[Labs/Weave/Identity/Account_Manager|Account Manager]] could be extended to support this use case. | They would likely also prefer the ability to configure their browser to only retain cookies for certain sites, and to periodically clear all other browser state. They would be satisfied if these features were available only through addons, as opposed to core browser features. However, it looks as if the proposed [[Labs/Weave|Weave]] Identity project called [[Labs/Weave/Identity/Account_Manager|Account Manager]] could be extended to support this use case. | ||
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==Caches and History== | ==Caches and History== | ||
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How much will this impact web experience for the users? Sure we can break things in the name of anonymity if users opt for such a mode, but how much is tolerable? | How much will this impact web experience for the users? Sure we can break things in the name of anonymity if users opt for such a mode, but how much is tolerable? | ||
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