I use NoScript for Firefox.   
      
   I have been trying lately not to permit ajax.googleapis when I go to a   
   website.   
      
   If a page doesn't work if I hadn't allowed it yet and I really want   
   to read what is on the page I will allow it temporarily.   
      
   It seems that Firefox remembers what has already been allowed for one   
   web site when I go to another web site.   
      
   I have been Closing Firefox after I'm finished reading the web pages   
   that required me to give an O.K. to view what is on their page(s),   
   so when I start Firefox later it has forgotten the selections I told   
   NoScript that were O.K. to allow earlier.   
      
   I also close Thunderbird before putting the computer in Hibernate so   
   TB won't remember the Password I enter for my Email account.   
      
   I know I won't ever get a step ahead of anyone who would get access   
   to this computer if was stolen, but I do try to keep a Half-Step   
   ahead of them by not keeping my password active in TB when I'm done   
   with it, until the next time I turn it on.   
      
   Go ahead and laugh - this works for me.   
      
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