Actually this is because to speed up the browsing time when you see the same website again. All information regarding that particular website is loaded from cache whenever you visit that site again. So it’s very easy to find what you see on the internet.
Everybody has some privacy to keep their activity personnel. It’s no problem when you browse the internet on your own system. But when you browse the internet in internet centers, some other else computers it’s dangerous to use the browser in default mode. In default mode it stores all your activity. Hackers can easily get your online activity and retrieve your log in information from cookies which stores your log in and session details.
So to prevent all these issues arise in normal browsing we must use your browser in Private Browsing mode. Private browsing is all like an anonymous user to the browser. It doesn't store the user online activity and it doesn't capture the cookies at all. So private browsing is safe to be private in online.
In today’s situation all browsers provide the private browsing feature to prevent unauthorized access to user data. I would like to tell about how to enable the Private Browsing option in all major browsers.
Mozilla Firefox:
This is the major browser which has lots of add-ons to give more flexibility to the users. Apart from that the private browsing is one option. By default it is disabled. You have to manually enable this option from settings. Here you can see how it can be enabled.
- First open the Browser. Go to Tools menu in the menu bar and select the Private browsing option.
- A dialog box will be appear for confirmation to start private browsing. Just click on start private browsing.
- In this private browsing session whatever you visit on internet doesn't store in your local browser.
- To start the private browsing in Firefox just press the shortcut key as “ ctrl + Shift + P”.
Internet has also this feature to browse the internet privately.
- Open the browser and go to Tools menu in the menu bar and select the option “ In Private Browsing”.
- A new browser window will be opened in the private browsing screen.
- In this private browsing Internet Explorer doesn't store any data according to your visiting websites and login information.
- You may also start Private Browsing by clicking the shortcut key as “ Ctrl + Shift + P “.Shortcut keys for Internet explorer and Firefox is same.
Google chrome has this feature private browsing but with a different name. It is Incognito window.
- First open the chrome browser. Go to the options which are available at the top right corner of the browser. Exactly below the close button of the browser.
- In that the third option is New Incognito Window. This is the Private browsing option for Google chrome.
- A new window will be opened with the private browsing options that doesn't store the users online activity.
- You open this New Incognito window by pressing the shortcut key as “ Ctrl + Shift + N “.
- Open the Opera browser. Click on the Opera tab at the top left corner on the browser. It shows you the browser settings
- In that first is Tabs and Windows. Contains settings about tabs and windows in opera.
- In that sub menu select the New Private tab or New private window. Both are same but new private tab is opened in that page only and new private window will be opened as separate window.
- You may open this private browsing directly by pressing the shortcut key as “ Ctrl + Shift + N”. The shortcut keys for Private browsing in Google chrome and Opera are same.
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