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Disable Third party Cookies in Google Chrome

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Third party cookies are used by advertising and marketing companies, among others, to follow your usage of the web-at-large so they can better determine your demographic and target their advertising better.

Personally, I don't care for this, and I use the AdBlock Chrome Extension 
anyway so I don't even see the ads. There's no need for this information to be tracked, though, and fortunately there's a way to turn this behavior off in most major browsers. Linked here is an article that shows how to do so for Chrome.

Installing Google Chrome on Windows 2003 Terminal Server for use by ALL users

If you're like me, you think about these things constantly. "Why is it that Google Chrome installs in the user's app settings directly so that other users on that machine can't use it? Why can't they go in Program Files like *every other Windows application on the face of the planet*?

Well, fret no more. Here's a link to download an Enterprise-oriented standalone Chrome installer MSI. And there was much rejoicing.

Just add ?msi=true to the eula.html page at google: http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html?msi=true