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I have Firefox 3.6. I would like to find an add-on that excludes certain sites from being tracked in my history. Most sites I want tracked, some I don't. Is there an add-on for this?

Thanks.

EDIT: No History does just this. You can enter simple strings to match, or regular expressions.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/102189/

Looks good to me. You can also click "Apply to current history" to delete sites in history that match the sites you just entered. Handy when you first enter your list of sites to block from history.

These also look good:
- History Block. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8631/ (not for FF 3.6)
 

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I have Firefox 3.6. I would like to find an add-on that excludes certain sites from being tracked in my history. Most sites I want tracked, some I don't. Is there an add-on for this?

Thanks.

EDIT: No History does just this. You can enter simple strings to match, or regular expressions.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/102189/

Looks good to me. You can also click "Apply to current history" to delete sites in history that match the sites you just entered. Handy when you first enter your list of sites.

These also look good:
- History Block. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8631/
Glad you answered your own question, sounds like a good program to have!
I've just been keeping it set on not remembering any history and running CClean daily to ditch all cookies and such. Mostly so my teenage son doesn't see my porn surfing...
 

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Just run it purely in memory.
In about:config go to:
browser.cache.disk.enable - set to false
browser.cache.memory.enable - set to true

Right-click & select New > Integer with:
browser.cache.memory.capacity
as the name and then enter a number like 200,000 (200mb) or simply use -1 for automatic.
I already use the delete all options and such to remove traces but this actually speeds it up as well as it simply does not use the disk at all.

http://hackaday.com/2011/01/11/speed-up-web-browsing-in-linux/
windows link is in there
 
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