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• Which is more secure, using private browsing or don't remember history?

  I want to use the most secure method for navigation.

  Please share your ideas.

  Thank you!

  Su

  Never remember history and the private browsing mode are the same and the two always select "use the private browsing mode.

  • Tools > Options > privacy > Firefox will be: "Use the custom settings for history": [X] "always use the private browsing mode.

• How options are related: "confidentiality > don't remember history ', ' privacy > settings customized user > permanent private browsing ' and ' security > remember passwords?

  It is said in support of the pages that the option ' Privacy > don't remember history ' is equivalent to private browsing.
  He said also that after you activate private browsing does not store history or passwords.

  So how are related options: "confidentiality > don't remember history ', ' confidentiality > settings customized user > permanent private browsing ' and ' security > remember passwords?

  (1) if I activate "Privacy > don't remember history" fact it also means that the passwords are not stored?

  (2) activate instead
  "Privacy > settings customized user > permanent private browsing."
  This still implies that passwords are not stored?

  3 If 1) or (2) are together, what is the role of the apparently independent option "security > remember passwords?

  I'm sorry but the logic of the user interface is not really clear for me

  Thanks for your help.

  1. Yes. Setting "Firefox will: don't remember history ' prompts you to restart Firefox, after which 'always use private browsing mode' will be checked. The option "Remember passwords for sites" will be disabled and unavailable (grayed out).

  2. Yes. It's the same thing.

  3. as I said, in this case the option "Remember passwords for sites" would be unavailable (grayed out). The rest of the time, this option allows to disable the registration of passwords not in private browsing mode.

• Why private browsing is better than fair compensation history every day?

  I heard you can do your banking transactions online and other financial activities in private browsing mode. I always clear history when I turn off the computer anyway. And get private browsing to accept my places previously marked with a bookmark has failed. I can re-favorite of private browsing, of course. But I just wondered if it is really necessary, or more for people with computers on the network, or shared computers?

  You can not get to my computer - troubleshooting information. I use the Windows 7 operating system and the latest version of Mozilla Firefox.

  Note that in private browsing mode disk cache is not used

  Firefox also disables the disk cache if you use "Clear history of Firefox closing" to clear the cache of navigation.
  
  So if you really want to erase all personal data of all day isn't much of a difference.
  
  Private browsing mode only records data on the disk, but it keeps in memory for the current session.

• How to remove or hide the option to remove history, and how to remove Private Browsing entirely.

  How to remove or hide the delete history option, and how to remove Private Browsing entirely?

  See if this addon does what you want.
  
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/disable-private-browsing/?src=SS

• When you use private browsing, your web history is connected to your wireless router?

  I know that during private browsing, even if your browser does not save history, passwords, etc., that your browsing history may be followed by Web sites and your ISP. When in private browsing mode, your browsing history is getting connected to your wireless router?

  Yes, PB has no effect on the information stored in a journal of router.

• Left arrow work stopped, private browsing off the COAST, using HISTORY to return the works, any ideas what happened?

  Firefox 7.0.1. Windows7 Pro 64.
  Yesterday I was streaming audio of sky.fm and noticed that the back navigation toolbar arrow no longer and that he has failed since. FF restarting, rebooting the computer, same problem. Private browsing has never been used, i.e. the history file is fine. Using it is the only way to return to a previous page or the site. The visual indication only that the arrow was clicked, the firefox in the tool bar icon fades. All other indications are normal. The current url is displayed, and FF is sensitive to clicks on the link goes to the front - back just not.
  Any ideas? Thank you, John.

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

  • Makes no changes on the start safe mode window.
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/safe+mode

  Another possible cause is a problem with the places.sqlite file that stores the bookmarks and history.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/bookmarks+not+saved#w_places-database-file

• 'stop private browsing' and 'clear history' under Tools is gray and cannot be verified.

  Problems:
  -"stop private browsing ' and 'clear history' under tools are grey and not verifiable
  -often, not always, I get a message that I can't surf the web because I'm offline; but work offline was not checked and I've never worked offline
  -on several Internet sites, such as ESPN and others, print it on a single line straddles printing on the next line, and the impression of the bottom line cannot be read

  • You're in private browsing mode, if you see "tools > stop private browsing", possibly gray
  • You enter private browsing mode, if you select: Firefox > Preferences > privacy > History: Firefox will be: "don't forget the story ever.
  • To view all the history settings, choose: Firefox > Preferences > 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:

  • Always start Firefox in a private browsing session

• How to track the history of the employee in private browsing?

  My employee began to use it to do work unrelated to private browsing search during the day, how will I know what she's doing online if she uses the private browsing? I need to be able to monitor the use of the internet.

  You can use your network, firewall, routers, modems, etc. to track the use of the internet. If it is not currently implemented, refer to the manual or call a COMPUTER professional to set up monitoring of the internet.

• If I'm out in private browsing when I restart I can not restore the previous session

  I'm newbie/PC illiterate
  THANKS Mozilla AND VOLUNTEER FOR the EXISTING

  Private browsing mode is designed to keep not take of your browsing history. This allows users to browse the internet without their history to be saved on his computer. For this reason, you cannot restore a session that was made in private browsing mode, the session is permanently deleted from the closing of Firefox.

  If you want to have the ability to restore previous sessions, please use Firefox in normal browse mode.

  For more information on the incognito of Firefox, please read this Mozilla support article:

  • Private Browsing - use Firefox without saving history

• 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

• There is no button disable or remove on addon disable Private Browsing more and I need to remove it.

  I tried to delete my browsing history, but when I do, I get a pop up saying that this feature is disabled. I can only assume it's because of the add-on disable Private Browsing Plus1.9.1 - signed I. For some strange reason, it's the Add on ONLY without Options, disable and remove buttons. How can I regain the ability to delete my browsing history?

  Open the Firefox Safe Mode and see if you can disable this extension from here.

• 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

• I can't open tabs or private browsing windows

  Hello

  I don't know why, but I could not open my private more browser windows. All the windows, I opened via files > new private window are not the ones with purple masks.

  Could if it you please let me know what went wrong? I have bugs in my system?

  Please let me know what you think.

  Thank you very much!

  Sincerely,
  Su

  If you run Firefox in permanent private browsing mode (don't remember the story) then you will not get the purple mask because all open windows are automatically in PB mode.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/private+browsing
  • Firefox > Preferences > privacy > Firefox will be: "Use the custom settings for history": "always use the private browsing mode.

• How will I know when I'm in a private browsing session - Firefox 35.0.1

  When I opened a window of Firefox v 35.0.1 incognito, he has no indicators that I'm actually in a browser window privacy. In my previous version of Firefox, if you use the command 'New private window', a new pop window opens in the body: "Private You are currently browsing mode", or something to that effect. He also displayed a purple mask at the top right of the window near the maximize/minimize/close icons.

  Now, when I try to open a private 35 FF window, it opens a window which seems identical to the standard FireFox window, with nothing to indicate that I am browsing in private mode. What is going on?

  I've attached a screenshot of the top of my browser window while supposedly in a private window.

  If you start Firefox in private browsing mode, using always to use the private browsing mode that can be set in the Options > privacy-> Firefox will: use the custom settings for history - you'd be using the Permanent private browsing mode.

  The the 'mask' ' or private message at the top of the Firefox window is not displayed, and menu items, and keyboard commands will open another private window. You cannot leave the 'private' mode without closing Firefox and unchecking the "always use...". "preferably, before you open Firefox again.