Browse Privately Using Incognito Mode
Wednesday, July 20, 2011|
Surbhi Verma
For times when you want to browse something Private, you must browse in 'incognito mode' of your chrome or Firefox Browser because of the following features....
- Pages you view in incognito mode don't appear in your browser history or search history,
- It don't leave traces, cookies on your computer as it deletes all traces and cookies after you close all incognito windows.
- Download files dont leave records in download history.
Extra Feature: Not only all above features, i would like to add one more.... that i like very much that 'Using incognito mode you can sign in from 2 accounts at same time.... for example you have 2 accounts on yahoo, and you want to keep open both, then u can keep login from both.. one in normal mode and other in incognito mode' :)
How to open Incognito Mode Browser:
Chrome:
There are many ways to open a incognito mode window:
- Click the wrench icon
on the browser toolbar, then click on New Incognito Window - Or, in taskbar right click on your opened chrome > New Incognito Window
- Or, Direct keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + n
Firefox:
- In taskbar right click on your opened firefox > Enter Private Browsing
- Or, Direct keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + p
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denver seo
July 22, 2011 at 5:51 AM
But you could download this software created by the government. What it does is it take your request and sends it to another layer, which sends it to another layer, and so on until it reaches your destination. It can only trace back one layer, thus blocking the original source.
Surbhi
July 22, 2011 at 8:11 AM
@Denver... u r right, der r such sws available, about those you will find in different posts. But dis posts is basically some lazies like me who dont want to install any sw generally. ;)