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• How "inPrivate Browsing" to stay permanently?

  Under SECURITY - how "inPrivate Browsing" to stay permanently?

  InPrivate is a special mode exactly like ("Incognito" in Chrome), or 'Private Mode' in Firefox, which can be activated on demand.  You may right click on the Internet Explorer icon on your taskbar and 'start an inprivate tab' anytime.

  But you can also turn on the feature to accomplish the same thing in your everyday use. For example, to set your options in the Advanced tab to empty your temp browsing files whenever you close the browser, use 'do follow' tracking protection option block followed, or place cookies may be rejected.

  InPrivate does fundamentally these things automatically, so you can choose to use two modes. But if you still want to act as if it is on, you can configure these options by default and get the same results.

• Ok. I am in permanent private browsing mode. Don't know how I got there, but how to get out? If I can just click on private I navigation ned it?

  somehow I'm always private browsing mode. When I click on the file and go to "new private window", I get a new window but no small mask at the top on the right. " I understand that this means that I am always in private browsing mode.
  How can I disable this function so I can open a private only when I need one?

  Hello Smokenguns,
  Thanks for asking! It seems that you use some custom settings for history and an option enabled lock you in a permanent private browsing mode. Here's what to do:
  Go to Menu > settings > privacy there, uncheck the box that says always "use Private Browsing Mode. See the screenshot if you can't find it.

  Have a great day!

  Jon

• How to cancel a download in firefox's private browsing mode?

  Hello. When I download something in private browsing mode, I understand that it does not appear in the download window.
  How to cancel a download without closing the private window?
  I don't want to close all the windows because I have several tabs open and it will be really bulky to close all tabs and trying to open all again just so that I can cancel a download.

  Details of my system is as follows.

  Name Firefox
  Version 24.7.0
  User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:24.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/24.0

  Thank you.

  You can perform the same operations for downloads in navigation mode as in your regular browser window. There are no pop-up downloads, but should open a separate tab for downloads in private browsing. Alternatively, while in a private window, you can enter topic: download to your address bar, and it should show you your downloads that are spend in your private browsing windows.

  On another note, is there a reason why you are using Firefox version 24? The current version of Firefox is 32.0.2

• How can I stop Firefox 4 to automatically switch on private browsing mode?

  It appears randomly in private browsing mode. When I check the history when Firefox is opened, it will appear, but when I exit and restart the history is clear. I think it is probably triggered by the https sites, but I'm not sure, so it seems random. I have never used or turned on private browsing.

  You have a corrupted user agent her identifies you as Firefox/3.0.10

  • Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; RV:1.9.0.10; .NET CLR 3.0; ffco7) Gecko/2009042316 Firefox/3.0.10

  See also:

  • Web sites or modules report wrongly incompatible browser
  • You enter private browsing mode, if you select: Tools > Options > privacy > History: Firefox will be: "don't forget the story ever.
  • To view the history settings and cookies, choose: Tools > Options > privacy, choose the setting Firefox will: use the custom settings for the story of
  • Uncheck the box: [] "automatically start Firefox in a private browsing session.

  See also:

  • How to fix preferences that will not save

  Start Firefox in Firefox to solve the issues in Safe Mode to check if one of the Add-ons is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Tools > Modules > themes).

  • Makes no changes on the start safe mode window.

  See:

  • Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox

• I did NOT 'save passwords' check and is in private browsing mode - but are still saved my pw. ZERO password indicated @ 'saved passwd '. How to solve?

  "Save passwords" option NOT selected

  NEVER agreed to save passwords on the list of options and no pop-up request pw firefox.

  either private browsing mode "NEVER remember HISTORY" blocked cookies.

  CCleaner chosen to clean all the passwords of firefox.

  Yet they are still recorded.

  We found the problem.

  One of the Firefox Add some PLUGINs ON record our passwords.

  We have removed the plugin. (Ironically, it was "MaskMe", a plug-in that supposedly help to privacy but rather secure our passwords saved for everything).

  Sorry for the confusion. Care for others - do not use 'MaskMe', unless you want ALL your passwords and information connection recorded on a questionable site 'confidence' and autofilled whenever you don't want it to be.

• Private browsing mode does not work

  I've been without a pc for a while, now have a new with Windows 10. Just downloaded latest Firefox. I put it to always open in private browsing mode. But it does not work. When I close the browser, and then re - opening, my start page is not display the mask or indicate private browsing. I can get it in the usual way, just right-click on the icon that gives you options to open the new window or a private.
  I tried to turn on/off the navigation mode private the several times, still no luck.

  Probably, you won't see the purple mask of private browsing mode when you are in permanent PB mode because all windows are automatically in PB mode.
  You will see the mask when Firefox is started in normal mode and you open a new private window.

  You can use an extension for private browsing mode support tab.

  • Private tab: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/private-tab/
  • Private browsing mode tabs get a dotted underline
  • You can enable or disable private browsing mode / disable via the context menu of a tab

• The mask purple of the private browsing mode, where is it?

  Hello!
  I installed Firefox 42.0 on my PC running Windows 7 SP1 32 bit and it is stable. But the purple mask, the novelty of the private browsing mode, does not work in the following scenarios. I don't see the purple mask on top of windows.

  1 right-click on the "Mozilla Firefox" shortcut, and then select Properties. Add ""-private "at the end of the area target;" \Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"- private.

  2 tools > Options > privacy > history, click on the box "always use the private browsing mode.

  Do you have any advice?

  Best regards
  BluePencil

  You will see the purple mask if Firefox is in normal mode and you open a new private window.
  If you are in permanent private browsing mode, so there is no need to display the icon and it is deleted.

  You can use an extension for private browsing mode support tab.

  • Private tab: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/private-tab/
  • Private browsing mode tabs get a dotted underline
  • You can enable or disable private browsing mode / disable via the context menu of a tab

• What standard, if any, specifies how a browser responds to a type of content that is specified by the attribute 'type' of the anchor tag?

  I had hoped that the following HTML code would FORCE the browser responds to the anchor when dealing with content in plain text: < a href = "file:path" type = "text/plain" > anchor text < /a >. Similarly: < a href = "file:path" type = "text/html" >... < /a > should FORCE the browser to treat the reference that responded to the questionnaire in the HTML code. Firefox does this (good for you!). However, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer seem to ignore the given content type and process the response according to but they feel (which seems to be based on the file extension). I was hoping to find a standard that describes how a browser handles content specified by source type. I looked at the W3C html and http standards and have not yet find no applicable description or condition. Obviously, I'm looking for a way to encode the source file so that when the anchors are observed, they appear as I want them to be. I can not change the content of the file destination (or name) - which is already determined by its own needs.

  Hi asicchecker, about what is 'necessary', did you follow the links in the gingerbread man?

  This is the most direct:

  HTML 4.01: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html#h-12.2

  HTML5: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/links.html#attr-hyperlink-type (ditto)

  DND: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a#attr-type

• Why Google + comments will work for me in private browsing mode, but not in the regular navigation?

  For some reason, I can't respond to any comment of Google Plus on any Google service when Firefox is in normal browse mode. However, I can answer all the comments from Google over YouTube and Google more in private browsing mode. Google Plus comments work as well in Chrome. I can post a comment in all browsers in all modes, but I can't answer or mark as spam any comment of Google Plus in Firefox, when it is not in private browsing mode.

  Boot safe mode works. Can I disable my modules one by one to see what is responsible?

• One can see the cookies of session in private browsing mode - see only normal cookies.

  Using Firefox 19.0.2

  Is it possible to allow Firefox to display ONLY the cookies of the current session in private browsing mode, rather than a list of my regular cookies?

  First, basic cookies management seem to work fine for me, in both normal mode and private browsing: Cookies set during private browsing are removed as expected when you exit Firefox or switch to normal navigation.

  HOWEVER...

  I can't SEE the new cookies set during a private browsing session.

  If I start Firefox normally, switch to private browsing mode and then go to Options > show Cookies, the window opens showing a long list of my 'normal' cookies

  Previously, the cookies window seems to be EMPTY at the start of a private browsing session. After a while of browsing and then recheck the list I see only the cookies set in this private browsing session.

  Now, during a private session, when I re - check the list of cookies for navigation I see my regular cookies, and NONE of the new session cookies appear in this list (the same cookies appear as before switching to the private mode).

  I tried to start Firefox in Mode safe, without a change in behavior. I also tried to disable the modules, without change.

  List of installed modules:

  Adblock Plus 2.2.3
  BetterPrivacy 1.6.8
  Ghostery 2.9.3
  Googlebar Lite 4.9.7
  IE View 1.5.6
  MICROSOFT.NET Framework Assistant 1.3.1
  PrivacyChoice TrackerBlock 2.2
  Status-4-Evar 2013.02.16.23
  Bookmark Favicon changer 1.74 (disabled)
  CheckPlaces 2.6.2 (disabled)

  Suggestions?

  Thank you!

  • bug 823941 - can't see the cookies stored in a private with using the cookie Viewer window

  (please, do not comment in the bug reports: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/page.cgi?id=etiquette.html)

• The format for a specific Web site is displayed wrong, but it works fine in other browsers and Firefox's private browsing mode. What gives?

  Instead of having the sidebar on the left, I have the sidebar on the right and a big empty space where the text should be. The text is moved to the bottom of the empty space for me. I tried the cookies/cache forces the reload and total emptying, and I am sure that no change of format for manual Web site have been brought. I can see the site very well in other browsers and even in private browsing mode, so I have no idea why it is like that for me. Any help?

  Could you have zoomed in/out on this page? Go view-> Zoom-> Reset (or press Ctrl + 0 [zero])

  That solve it?

• 5 Firefox private browsing mode changes the google search page. Is this normal?

  Since upgrading to Firefox 5, I've noticed that when I switch to private browsing mode and go to Google, the menu at the top has a black background. I don't mind that it's a nice reminder that you're in private mode. I was wondering if this is normal?

  Google experimenting once more:

  • http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/evolving-Google-design-and-experience.html
  • http://GoogleSystem.blogspot.com/2011/06/Googles-experimental-black-navigation.html

• Can I use the "Private browsing" mode on mobile?

  Can I use the "Private browsing" mode on mobile?

  Firefox for mobile has not yet a private browsing mode integrated. However, you can make the navigation in a separate or temporary, profile by running "fennec Pei" in app the N900 Terminal, or by using the Profiles Mobile add-on.

• How to enable "mode Hibernate for windows 10.

  Hello

  How to enable "mode Hibernate for windows 10.

  Thank you very much

  Unit: Satellite Pro R50 - B - 10 G

  Hello

  Mode what do you mean exactly: standby mode standby or Hibernation or hybrid?
  You can enable or disable hibernation using the invoked command: powercfg
  start cmd.exe in admin mode!

  Activate the Hibernate in Windows 10: the command prompt enter: powercfg-h on

  Disable the Hibernate in Windows 10: enter in the command line type: powercfg-h off