Just like the majority of other advanced browsers on the market, including the likes of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox comes with a private mode that makes it possible to browse the web without leaving any traces behind.
Simply called Private mode, this feature is the sibling of Incognito in Google Chrome, and it blocks the browser from saving any history or website data when closing the browser.
This feature comes in super-handy on several occasions, but it’s important to keep in mind that not all data is kept private. For example, the files that you download when browsing the web in private mode remains on your device, while certain information, like the IP address, can still be logged by the websites you visit.
But just like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox doesn’t come with a straightforward option to always browse the web in Private mode. In other words, if you want this feature to be enabled 24/7, this isn’t possible unless you turn to the t... (read more)
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Monday, March 25, 2019
How to Launch Mozilla Firefox in Private Mode by Default
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