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12-06-2018 05:15 AM |
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Originally Posted by upnort
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So my simple question: does Vivaldi support these same two simple link context menu options? Methinks "probably" based on this page screenshot.
One hopeful sign about the browser is the web site does not use overlays. Perhaps the developers have half a clue about design. :D
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Yes, see attachment
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Originally Posted by upnort
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Well, poo. I read the replies but my response still remains the same: I am not knowingly connecting to Google. :(
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We take a files from a google hosted URL. Nothing is sent back. Of course because a connection was made to request the file, Google know that someone from that IP requested the file but that is about the sum of it
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Originally Posted by upnort
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That still provides geographical data against those not using a VPN. :(
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What are you talking about? Why would you jump to this. The reason that we state that we capture the IP address in our privacy policy, is that it is impossible for us not to capture this, since a connection was made and you can always see the IP of incoming connections. If we didn't mention this people would accuse us of lying. We don't send through your real IP address. So, if that connection is through a VPN, then it is the VPNs IP. In addition as already stated, we scrub our logs and remove the last octet of these IP addresses anyway. Thus all we know is that someone who appears to be hosted in country X sent the request. In addition we are not sharing this info with others.
[EDIT]: Ok, I misread you and missed “not”. Yes we know the rough location of people not using a VPN but we do not know who they are. We know, their screen dimensions, OS and architecture and a generated unique identifier, plus roughly where they are connecting from. This isn't really enough to pinpoint them. Websites you frequent can know just as much if not more due to extensive user of cookies, login data and JS. I would not be able to find “you” by looking at the collected stats, there is not enough to go on. I suspect the dozens of sites where you likely have an account (LQ included) probably know a lot more about you than we would. Even many sites where you have no account likely know a lot more, since not everyone scrubs their logs and they could infer stuff by where on the site their visit, particularly if the site is big and diverse (Wikipedia being a more extreme example).
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