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Re:Evercookie: A cookie that undeletes itself from 8 differe... by swankpot on Tuesday September 21, 2010 @08:05PM (#1714621)
so now that I visited his page, how to I get rid of his supercookie?

could a grease monkey script automatically clean up the supercookies after they have been planted?

Re:Evercookie: A cookie that undeletes itself from 8 differe... by tbrownaw on Tuesday September 21, 2010 @08:22PM (#1714678)
http://www.dban.org/ (the only way to be sure)
Re:Evercookie: A cookie that undeletes itself from 8 differe... by kuahyeow on Tuesday September 21, 2010 @08:29PM (#1714695)
Good Q. In Chrome, you can add a block action under the 'Exceptions' list. You can add blocks for Cookies(includes HTML5 storage), Javascript, and Images (shudder).

Before you do that though, have a look at what info is stored under samy.pl. Nice to see Chrome list HTML5 storage and cookies etc in one place.

* I'm not sure whether the above is really effective. * Repeating this for N sites that uses this is going to be fun. There's always the whitelisting approach, which is available in Chrome too.