UnChrome helps you browse anonymously by removing the unique ID from Google Chrome that Google as
sociates with your Chrome installation. Chrome Privacy Guard does a similar thing.
UnChrome [via Download Squad]
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#1 by jeremysayshi on January 25th, 2009
You can also use the “incognito” feature built in to Chrome.
#2 by theGeek on July 8th, 2009
@jeremy – that is not the same as this. Here I am talking about your info not being sent to Google as statistics.
Incognito just does not save temporary files in your machine but sends your ip/machine details to Google as statistics.