@dcarpenter85: Yeah, thanks for the note. I edited the article, which should have had that in there in the first place. Read more

@ethervizion: Yeah, I made a mistake and didn't include that, edited the article. Thanks for pointing it out. Read more

@ethervizion: You'll need to disable the Homegroup Provider service as well, and then close out of Explorer windows and re-open them. Read more

@nitzua: Wow, when nitzua compliments a desktop it means I picked a good one. =) Read more

@PhpMyCoder: I uploaded a copy of the INI file, which you can use instead. Read more

Looks like we really killed the site this time. I've updated the post with a link to a mirror copy. Read more

@07.rain: I mentioned in the post that it works with the portable version =) Read more

@bogart27: I mentioned in the article that we were covering built-in methods and not extensions... a command-line switch doesn't change the fact that it's built in... and it'll be included by default any day now. Read more

@meske: You're welcome to give me the command-line arguments to enable side tabs for the other browsers. Read more

@SquareWheel: LMAO Read more

@Shin-GO: Thanks, I re-wrote the lede and obviously didn't notice the word there =) Read more

@Ionitor: Thanks, I updated the article to clarify that point. Read more

@joelena: Thanks, fixed. Read more

@anniekate76: That was a joke picture I drew a long time ago. Figured it could come in handy for the article. Read more

@Wabbited: I considered adding rootkits, but they aren't necessarily malware in the strictest sense, and I didn't want to cloud the issue for all the non-geeks that will likely be reading the article. Read more

@tj: Yeah, I had been using it on a new Chrome profile, but I generally disable it. Read more

@Randallrocks: Well I'm certainly not going to link to that in the post! =) Read more

@Rose Tyler: Yeah, I've updated the post to reflect this. Read more

@Mxx: Thanks for pointing that out. I've updated the post to reflect this fact. Read more

@sfyire: I agree about the disinformation. We tried to explain how to disable it, but also point out that it's not leaking your information by default anyway. Read more