Don't track me Google

The biggest headache with Google is to be attacked at any time.

Fan Yu tuyu.

The second biggest headache with Google is that there is always a Google statistics on the links you click. For example, if you search for test, the first one is www.test.com, but when you click it, the page that opens is

Http://www.google.com.hk/url? Sa = T & IDC = J & Q = & ESRC = S & FRM = 1 & source = web & Cd = 1 & ved = 0 cco1_jaa & url = http % 3A % 2f % 2fwww.test.com % 2f & Ei = LHuGUMSUDKf-iAeg7YCAAg & USG = afqjcnh21kljc0cbkjon2dwd_cz0haplmw

It often happens that the link is stuck, whether or not it is Fanyu or not, it is always unable to jump. In most cases, the target web page can be opened smoothly without the need for Fan Yutu.

As for Google, no matter whether you are stuck on this link or not, what they want is the data you clicked this time.

You can use a grease monkey script named "don't track me google" to solve this problem:

Http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/121923

For Firefox, you need to install the grease monkey plug-in, which is convenient for Chrome users and can be directly used as a plug-in.

There is an inconspicuous Install button in the upper-right corner of the page. Click it to download a XXXX. user. JS, the old version of Chrome is directly installed as a plug-in, the new version will prompt you, so do not install plug-ins from unofficial sources. Solution: Open the Extension Management page (chrome: // Chrome/extensions/), drag the JS file in, and ask if you want to install it. Click "add" and done.

--

Reprint from http://www.felix021.com/blog/read.php? 2095