Nicht auf meinem GNU/Linux

Gründe mal nicht chrome zu nutzen:

posted by Kain/iCoreTech Research Labs:

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Wie an diesem Skript gut zu erkennen ist, hat Google Chrome in der kurzen Zeit, in der ich „derstandard.at“ in die Adressleiste eingetippt hatte, ohne jedoch einen tatsächlichen Request abzusetzen, 8 Requests an verschickt, jeweils mit dem aktuellen Inhalt meiner Adressleiste…..

Und Hier geht es weiter „Google Chrome: alles, was man in die Adressleiste eintippt, wandert an Google“ auf synflood.at. Einfach mal anschauen …