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G Zapper

 Delete Google cookie, clear search history

G Zapper ia utility that is used to be anonymous when you search in Google.Google stores a unique identifier in a cookie on the computer which is used to track keywords that are searched in it. They use this information to generate report, tracks user habits and test features. 
With G zapper you can protect users ID and search history. G zapper reads the Google cookie installed on users PC and displays the data it was installed and can get information how long user searches have been tracked and displays Google searches.G Zapper allows users to automatically delete or entirely block the Google search cookie from further installation.
You can find about it in http://www.dummysoftware.com/gzapper.html

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  1. This is a great article and I have never heard of G-Zapper. I attend technology conferences and conventions as much as I can. Technology is always growing so I feel as if going to these events is a great way to keep up with all the new innovations and also reading articles like these. I recently went to a computer conference and they were displaying all these new reliable Computer Cabinets for industrial purposes. These storage units were amazing because they have heavy duty racks and included training tables and work stations. Theses computer cabinets were almost more interesting then the computers themselves!

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