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Did you know that Google Chrome keeps track of every time you run a search on a website? I didn’t, ’till I stumbled on the list of webpages when I was looking at my default search engine, and saw a massive list of websites at the bottom of the page.
I did a quick (!) count and Chrome had saved a list of 110 websites I’d done searches on.
Go to chrome://settings/searchEngines
See the section called ‘Other search engines’? It’s a list of every website you’ve done a search on in Google Chrome. If you’re not comfortable with this list, you can easily remove it – you can either delete web pages one by one, or use a script – go to https://superuser.com/questions/1141135/google-chrome-remove-all-other-search-engines#1154955 and follow the instructions. It works!
https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/dad-invests-in-jumper-that-will-see-him-through-last-40-years-of-his-life-20150902101644
The problem with the daily mash is that most of the satire is probably true.
Esquire Magazine’s Editor (US edition) forced out…
Goodbye Jay Fielden. You couldn’t hold a candle to David Granger, and Esquire went from being an interesting read to almost unreadable within a matter of months of you taking over.
£75M is a ridiculous amount of money for a football player. Still, have a better feeling about this than I did about signing Dejan Lovren.
In the long run it would be cheaper if Liverpool FC just bought Southampton FC.