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>> Both chrome and Firefox treat private browsing data differently >> The point of private browsing is to make it so when that window exits, that data doesn't
by k-mcgrady 10y ago
>> Both chrome and Firefox treat private browsing data differently
>> The point of private browsing is to make it so when that window exits, that data doesn't exist anymore.
When defining what private browsing is supposed to do we should keep in mind Safari was the first major browser to introduce the feature.
- daxelrod 10y agoSure, but it also didn't save/restore any window or tab state at that time. All those features came later, so this represents a change in how things act between Safari versions.