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I have done in the past - it essentially runs on top of Internet Explorer and then cleans it up at the end of each session.
Sometimes it doesn't clean everything up, though, and it's not as good functionally as other browsers.
If you want something with a bit more flexibility, I use Firefox from a memory stick, so there is nothing left on the PC when I take the stick away. -
Unless the PC has a keylogger.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIf you want something with a bit more flexibility, I use Firefox from a memory stick, so there is nothing left on the PC when I take the stick away.Comment
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Privacy Web Browser 'Browzar' Branded Adware
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Solution to all these problems is your own access via mobile/laptopComment
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