For Firefox, there are three options to disable private browsing entirely. Exiting Private Browsing If you want to stop a private browsing session and return to normal usage, in most cases, all ...

(Firefox also uses the Private Browsing introductory screen to shill the Mozilla VPN service, a $5 to $10 per month virtual private network that can, like other VPNs, ...

Firefox gets an all-new private browsing mode. By Katherine Noyes. Dec 13, 2012 4:42 pm PST. It was just a few weeks ago that Firefox got a fresh security boost on the eve of its eighth birthday ...

Private browsing in Firefox lets you browse the internet without having your browsing history tracked. Once you've turned off private browsing, you can turn it back on at any time.

In the next upgrade to the open-source browser, 3.1, the browser itself will offer a "Private Browsing" mode for anything you don't want shown to anyone else on your system—you know, like gift ...

Firefox Private Browsing Mode stops them from storing any data about your online activity. Right-click the Firefox browser Desktop shortcut. Choose Properties to open the Firefox Properties window.

Most modern web browsers feature a private browsing mode, but even if you've heard of it you might not know what it does. Or why you would ever want to use it.

Firefox launched a new View panel that compiles a list of your recently closed tabs, as well as the open tabs you have across all your synced devices. The company also introduced a new private ...

But while private browsing mode shields the user from others using the same computer from being able to see their browsing history, Firefox stresses that it doesn't make you anonymous on the internet.

Firefox continues to add features to pre-release builds of the venerable web browser’s next incarnation, Firefox 3.1. The latest thing to hit the development trunk is the new private browsing ...

Private Browsing . Mozilla Firefox offers a private browsing feature that you can use to browse the internet anonymously without anyone seeing what you’re actually looking at.

While Firefox 15.0.1 will no longer add "Private Browsing" data to the cache, any existing files stored in the cache will remain. Users upgrading to the new browser should clear their Internet ...