Tuesday, December 28, 2010

How to Enable Private Browsing in Chrome and Safari

All browsers nowadays comes with an option called private browsing. The private browsing feature will not save your browsing history and cookies in your PC. Most will know to enable the private browsing feature in Mozilla Firefox. Most does not know how to enable private browsing feature in Google Chrome and Apple Safari. I will show how to enable private browsing feature in Google Chrome and Apple Safari

How to Enable Private Browsing in Google Chrome :

Chrome, Google’s web browser has a private browsing mode to remain incognito on the internet. Here is how to enable private browsing in Google Chrome:

* Launch Google Chrome.

* Click Customize and control Google Chrome.

* In the menu that appears, click the Order New incognito window.

* A new window is open in incognito. Web pages visited in this window are not recorded in the history of navigation.

* When you close the incognito window, all new cookies are deleted.

* Note that you can both browse normally and in incognito mode, using two separate windows.

How to Enable Private Browsing in Apple Safari :

Apple’s web browser has a default feature like Google Chrome. This function preserves the time of a session, the privacy of your online activities. Cookies, Historic sites and downloads are not stored when the feature is enabled

* Launch Safari.

* Click the Edit menu and then click Private Browsing.

* Click the OK button.

* Now you can surf in Private mode on your Safari browser.

Enjoy browsing in private =)


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