Since Google Chrome assigns a Client ID during a Chrome download, you can use the Google Chrome Anonymizer to anonymize your surfing experience.

I don’t know how Google uses the Client ID but just in case you are a super-security freak, you can use the Google Chrome Anonymizer to keep your web surfing safer.

Here’s the code:

Download: chrome_anonymizer_1.0.0.4.zip

Update:
The source code (VisualStudio 2008) can be obtained from this location: chromeanonymizer_src_1.0.0.4.zip

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2008-09-09 01:26:18

[...] The fact that the source code is right there for everybody to see, will clarify things in a little while, in the mean time, all those who want to use Chrome but are worried about Google finding out you’ve been surfing for porn, there’s always Chrome Anonymizer. [...]

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