Mozilla's private browsing feature in Firefox is simply called Private Browsing mode' and offers the same privacy tools as Chrome and Edge. Meanwhile, any third-party toolbars you have installed will be disabled upon opening an InPrivate tab. Your browsing data, such as cookies, form data, temporary files, and web history, won't be saved, as with Google Chrome's offering, while any temporary data stored on your device is deleted after all private browsing tabs and windows are closed. The Edge browser doesn't inform you as explicitly that you're using InPrivate browsing, but there are still a few clear indicators. The feature can be accessed in the 'More' tab located in the top right corner of the browser, as with Chrome. Microsoft's Edge and Internet Explorer browsers both use what is dubbed InPrivate browsing to allow you to surf the web with a heightened sense of anonymity. Moreover, although Chrome won't remember what files you have downloaded (a record will not be kept) while using private browsing, the files will remain on your hard drive and you will have to manually delete them if you want them to stay hidden. However, your activity won't be completely hidden. Websites you visit, for instance, can still be tracked by your ISP, or employer. Google Chrome won't save your browsing history, store cookies and site data, or any personal information you use to fill out forms. There are a few giveaways when using this brand of private browsing, mainly the outline of a 'secret agent' and a message that you've "gone incognito" when you open a new tab, instead of a blank white screen, or one that shows your most frequently visited pages. Incognito Mode, Chrome's version of private browsing, can be accessed from the settings menu at the top right of the browser, or by pushing Ctrl+Shift+N. Read on to find out more about going incognito online.
There are a number of benefits to it, such as discovering your true Google ranking, or safe shopping. While VPNs generally offer more protection, good ones are not cheap, whereas private browsing can serve you well for free.
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