> but I've always liked it because when someone links to facebook content I can then read it logged out in my normal tab. Personally I've trained the habit of

> but I've always liked it because when someone links to facebook content I can then read it logged out in my normal tab. Personally I've trained the habit of opening most random links in private browsing mode. Besides achieving what you mention it seems like good, additional mitigation against tracking/security/etc. The only downside is lack of browsing history but I've never had much use for browsing history (mostly because I've found the search functionality in browsers to be useless).