With Firefox, I block google-analytics.com with the NoScript add-on and get plain vanilla urls on search results. I'm sure there are ways to block google-analytics with other browsers, but I rarely use the others—perhaps a 'hosts' file would work better for you. I try to protect my privacy—I never sign in to my Google accounts except when it's needed, I use the NoScript and BetterPrivacy add-ons for Firefox, and I use http<i><u>s</u></i> whenever it's available, including on Google. <i>Edit: </i> I just learned google-analytics has an option for most browsers: Google <i>Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (BETA) at </i>at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

With Firefox, I block google-analytics.com with the NoScript add-on and get plain vanilla urls on search results. I'm sure there are ways to block google-analytics with other browsers, but I rarely use the others—perhaps a 'hosts' file would work better for you. I try to protect my privacy—I never sign in to my Google accounts except when it's needed, I use the NoScript and BetterPrivacy add-ons for Firefox, and I use http<i><u>s</u></i> whenever it's available, including on Google.Google. <i>Edit: </i> I just learned google-analytics has an option for most browsers: Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on (BETA) at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

With Firefox, I block 'google-analytics.com' google-analytics.com with the NoScript add-on and get plain vanilla urls on search results. I'm sure there are ways to block google-analytics with other browsers, but I rarely use the others—perhaps a 'hosts' file would work better for you. I try to protect my privacy—I never sign in to my Google accounts except when it's needed, I use the NoScript and BetterPrivacy add-ons for Firefox, and I use http<i><u>s</u></i> whenever it's available, including on Google.

With Firefox, I block <i>google-analytics.com </i>with 'google-analytics.com' with the NoScript add-on and get plain vanilla urls on search results. I'm sure there are ways to block google-analytics with other browsers, but I rarely use the others—perhaps a 'hosts' file would work better for you. I try to protect my privacy—I never sign in to my Google accounts except when it's needed, I use the NoScript and BetterPrivacy add-ons for Firefox, and I use http<i><u>s</u></i> whenever it's available, including on Google.

With Firefox, I block <i>google-analytics.com </i>with the NoScript add-on and get plain vanilla urls on search results. I'm sure there are ways to block google-analytics with other browsers, but I rarely use the others—perhaps a 'hosts' file would work better for you. I try to protect my privacy—I never sign in to my Google accounts except when it's needed, I use the NoScript and BetterPrivacy add-ons for Firefox, and I use http<i><u>s</u></i> whenever it's available, including on Google.