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Collusion always showing a few websites following me

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henders254
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I am using the latest version of Collusion on firefox version 17.0.1 on OS X Mountain Lion.

I use firefox in a private browsing mode and with other addons: adblock plus, betterprivacy, ghostery, noscript and flashblock.

Every time I open firefox and click collusion, it shows the following sites following me: google.com, youtube.com. ytming.com, newsy.com. However, I can't find any cookie relating to these sites on firefox.

Could anyone help resolve this?

Many thanks.

I am using the latest version of Collusion on firefox version 17.0.1 on OS X Mountain Lion. I use firefox in a private browsing mode and with other addons: adblock plus, betterprivacy, ghostery, noscript and flashblock. Every time I open firefox and click collusion, it shows the following sites following me: google.com, youtube.com. ytming.com, newsy.com. However, I can't find any cookie relating to these sites on firefox. Could anyone help resolve this? Many thanks.

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iamjayakumars
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The websites are added in your Homepage. To change Menubar > Tools > Option > General > Startup > when Firefox Starts > Choose > Show a blank page.