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Apart from understanding how much time people spend in private browsing, here's a recent paper that talks about the technical details of private browsing mode o
by xtacy 16y ago
Apart from understanding how much time people spend in private browsing, here's a recent paper that talks about the technical details of private browsing mode of popular browsers (Firefox, IE, Chrome and Safari).
http://www.usenix.org/events/sec10/tech/full_papers/Aggarwal.pdf http://www.usenix.org/events/sec10/tech/full_papers/Aggarwal...
- powrtoch 16y agoThanks, this is what I assumed I'd be getting from the original link.
- borisk 16y agoInternet Explorer private browsing is fantastic (the only technical advantage over competition left IMHO). Starting new private windows doesn't close the existing tabs. One can have many private windows, each with separate cookies. So logging in say google mail (or HN) with 15 different accounts at the same time is not a problem.
- umjames 16y agoWhat version of IE are you talking about?
- borisk 16y ago8.0
- hngryhppos 16y agoI think this can be done the same in Chrome. How is IE's private browsing different?
- zsouthboy 16y agoSame exact thing in Opera. Private browsing is per-tab, cookies are separate per private tab (so multiple accounts into gmail is okay). You can open private tabs right next to regular, they don't live in another window (as Chrome enforces).