How to start Private Browsing in Firefox, Edge, Chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer

Learn more about how to start Private Browsing in Firefox or Opera on The Windows Club here: thewindowsclub.com/launch-start-private-browsing

InPrivate Browsing allows you to browse the web without leaving a trace in your browser. It enables users to choose which information to share while browsing. When InPrivate Browsing is enabled, new cookies are not stored, and temporary internet files are deleted after InPrivate Browsing is closed. Cookies are stored in memory, allowing pages to function correctly, but they are cleared when you close the browser. Temporary Internet Files are stored on disk, so pages work correctly, but are deleted when you close the browser. History, Auto-complete, Form data, Passwords, etc., are not stored.

InPrivate Browsing in Edge is referred to as Incognito Mode in Chrome, Private Browsing in Opera and Firefox.