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But what would be the need? As there are no cookies to start with in a private tab anyway, right?
by teekert 8y ago
But what would be the need? As there are no cookies to start with in a private tab anyway, right?
- tjoff 8y agoI don't quit my browser for weeks at a time (basically the only thing I restart the browser if for updates) so I'd like much more control than what private mode offers - which is just a session where everything is shared until you close it.
- zaarn 8y agoI've been using the Temporary Container addon for this purpose. It allows you to specify that any link will automatically open into a new container, fully isolated from previous sites, with more rules so that sites like reddit work without logging you out all the time. Coupled with clearing history, this should be fairly close to a much more stricter private mode.