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Warpy

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8. I use Firefox

Reply to marked50 (Original post)

Tue Mar 24, 2020, 06:04 PM

Mar 2020

and have it set to clear history, cache and cookies when I close it. I also use Ghostery to eliminate tracking beacons and other trash. Of course, I accept cookies. They go away when I close the browser.

/plug

The article was mostly reassuring the public that municipal water is generally safe. Since I live close to a pumping station and it comes out of the tap reeking of chlorine, I know mine is OK.

There have been no documented cases of fecal-oral transmission of this one, but I'd err on the side of caution.

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Some Coronavirus information on presence in water and sewage that might be helpful [View all] marked50 Mar 2020 OP

What's the gist of this? Can you summarize? nt live love laugh Mar 2020 #1

Here's a very short excerpt lettucebe Mar 2020 #2

Thanks I don't like to click on strange links without knowing why. nt live love laugh Mar 2020 #4

It's not virus they fear catching from Paul. tazkcmo Mar 2020 #5

Here's a bit of the gist Mike 03 Mar 2020 #3

Thanks 🙏🏽 live love laugh Mar 2020 #6

I am sorry that I didn't post the key points from this marked50 Mar 2020 #7

I use Firefox Warpy Mar 2020 #8