In Chrome, while browsing in Incognito mode, google desktop does not
pick up the web history. But in Firefox 3.5, even while in private
Browsing mode the web history is being indexed. Is there a way to work
around it? Or is there a way to prevent a particular profile of
firefox alone from being indexed? I have tried removing the 3 dll
entries from the compreg.dat file, but it places it again there after
some time :-(
> In Chrome, while browsing in Incognito mode, google desktop does not
> pick up the web history. But in Firefox 3.5, even while in private
> Browsing mode the web history is being indexed. Is there a way to work
> around it? Or is there a way to prevent a particular profile of
> firefox alone from being indexed? I have tried removing the 3 dll
> entries from the compreg.dat file, but it places it again there after
> some time :-(
> > In Chrome, while browsing in Incognito mode, google desktop does not
> > pick up the web history. But in Firefox 3.5, even while in private
> > Browsing mode the web history is being indexed. Is there a way to work
> > around it? Or is there a way to prevent a particular profile of
> > firefox alone from being indexed? I have tried removing the 3 dll
> > entries from the compreg.dat file, but it places it again there after
> > some time :-(
Please try a newer version of Google Desktop. Your 5.7 edition is over
a year old and we weren't prepared for Firefox 3.5 then :)
We have a pre-release of Google Desktop 5.9 available here:
http://dl.google.com/dl/desktop/L/en/GoogleDesktopSetup.exe
For best results, you may want to uninstall and completely remove your
old index before installing this newer version.
> > > In Chrome, while browsing in Incognito mode, google desktop does not
> > > pick up the web history. But in Firefox 3.5, even while in private
> > > Browsing mode the web history is being indexed. Is there a way to work
> > > around it? Or is there a way to prevent a particular profile of
> > > firefox alone from being indexed? I have tried removing the 3 dll
> > > entries from the compreg.dat file, but it places it again there after
> > > some time :-(
> Please try a newer version of Google Desktop. Your 5.7 edition is over
> a year old and we weren't prepared for Firefox 3.5 then :)
> We have a pre-release of Google Desktop 5.9 available here:http://dl.google.com/dl/desktop/L/en/GoogleDesktopSetup.exe
> For best results, you may want to uninstall and completely remove your
> old index before installing this newer version.
> -Ben
> On Jul 2, 1:33 am, Vega wrote:
> > Google Desktop 5.7.0802.22438-en-pb
> > On Jul 2, 5:25 am, AV Co wrote:
> > > What version of google desktop are you using?
> > > On Jul 1, 11:42 am, Vega wrote:
> > > > In Chrome, while browsing in Incognito mode, google desktop does not
> > > > pick up the web history. But in Firefox 3.5, even while in private
> > > > Browsing mode the web history is being indexed. Is there a way to work
> > > > around it? Or is there a way to prevent a particular profile of
> > > > firefox alone from being indexed? I have tried removing the 3 dll
> > > > entries from the compreg.dat file, but it places it again there after
> > > > some time :-(
Even with the new version of Google Desktop search, the indexing takes
place when firefox is in private browsing mode. It seems like Google
Desktop search is still not prepared for Firefox 3.5, which is being
used by around 11 million internet users.
> Thanks! Will try it and let you know the result!
> On Jul 2, 10:01 pm, Google Desktop Guide wrote:
> > Please try a newer version of Google Desktop. Your 5.7 edition is over
> > a year old and we weren't prepared for Firefox 3.5 then :)
> > We have a pre-release of Google Desktop 5.9 available here:http://dl.google.com/dl/desktop/L/en/GoogleDesktopSetup.exe
> > For best results, you may want to uninstall and completely remove your
> > old index before installing this newer version.
> > -Ben
> > On Jul 2, 1:33 am, Vega wrote:
> > > Google Desktop 5.7.0802.22438-en-pb
> > > On Jul 2, 5:25 am, AV Co wrote:
> > > > What version of google desktop are you using?
> > > > On Jul 1, 11:42 am, Vega wrote:
> > > > > In Chrome, while browsing in Incognito mode, google desktop does not
> > > > > pick up the web history. But in Firefox 3.5, even while in private
> > > > > Browsing mode the web history is being indexed. Is there a way to work
> > > > > around it? Or is there a way to prevent a particular profile of
> > > > > firefox alone from being indexed? I have tried removing the 3 dll
> > > > > entries from the compreg.dat file, but it places it again there after
> > > > > some time :-(
> Even with the new version of Google Desktop search, the indexing takes
> place whenfirefoxis in private browsing mode. It seems like Google
> Desktop search is still not prepared forFirefox3.5, which is being
> used by around 11 million internet users.
> On Jul 2, 11:31 pm, Vega wrote:
> > Thanks! Will try it and let you know the result!
> > On Jul 2, 10:01 pm, Google Desktop Guide wrote:
> > > Please try a newer version of Google Desktop. Your 5.7 edition is over
> > > a year old and we weren't prepared forFirefox3.5 then :)
> > > We have a pre-release of Google Desktop 5.9 available here:http://dl.google.com/dl/desktop/L/en/GoogleDesktopSetup.exe
> > > For best results, you may want to uninstall and completely remove your
> > > old index before installing this newer version.
> > > -Ben
> > > On Jul 2, 1:33 am, Vega wrote:
> > > > Google Desktop 5.7.0802.22438-en-pb
> > > > On Jul 2, 5:25 am, AV Co wrote:
> > > > > What version of google desktop are you using?
> > > > > On Jul 1, 11:42 am, Vega wrote:
> > > > > > In Chrome, while browsing in Incognito mode, google desktop does not
> > > > > > pick up the web history. But inFirefox3.5, even while in private
> > > > > > Browsing mode the web history is being indexed. Is there a way to work
> > > > > > around it? Or is there a way to prevent a particularprofileof
> > > > > >firefoxalone from being indexed? I have tried removing the 3 dll
> > > > > > entries from the compreg.dat file, but it places it again there after
> > > > > > some time :-(
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