SideStep.com?
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SideStep.com?
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djkbooks has it right on. You can really see what's available out there in various flights (number of stops/nonstop, etc) and price points.
It only works with Explorer as your browser, not Netscape. As a rule I normally use Netscape and was surprised that it SideStep.com not function with that web browser.
It only works with Explorer as your browser, not Netscape. As a rule I normally use Netscape and was surprised that it SideStep.com not function with that web browser.
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I have it installed and as Missjanna recently pointed out, apparently some security programs consider sidestep.com to be "spyware" and today I even got an offer for a free program to remove it. One of these days I'll send an email to sidestep and ask them to explain their side of this "spyware" issue.
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SideStep's website makes the blatant claim that it installs no spyware.
On the other hand, SideStep is in itself spyware, so technically maybe they're not lying. Depends on what your definition of "is" is.
SideStep does automatically pass the URL of any pages you have visited, the content of any query you have made, and a unique ID to its controlling servers.
On the other hand, SideStep is in itself spyware, so technically maybe they're not lying. Depends on what your definition of "is" is.
SideStep does automatically pass the URL of any pages you have visited, the content of any query you have made, and a unique ID to its controlling servers.



