Submission + - We need a better Private Browsing Mode (networkworld.com)
Miche67 writes: Many browsers have some type of 'private' browsing. The settings aren't enough, though, to offer real protection.
As this writer says, Chrome's Incognito Mode "doesn't offer strong protection at all," and Firefox's Private Browsing with Tracking Protection — while stronger than Chrome — is an all-or-nothing option. "You can’t turn it off for sites you trust, but have it otherwise enabled by default."
As this writer says, Chrome's Incognito Mode "doesn't offer strong protection at all," and Firefox's Private Browsing with Tracking Protection — while stronger than Chrome — is an all-or-nothing option. "You can’t turn it off for sites you trust, but have it otherwise enabled by default."
Every single link to non-trusted websites should open, by default, in a Private/Incognito window. C'mon, browser makers, get this done.
