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You can set up default private browsing/incognito mode if you want to. None of the major browsers have support for doing it through the normal options GUI as fa
by samdk 16y ago
You can set up default private browsing/incognito mode if you want to. None of the major browsers have support for doing it through the normal options GUI as far as I know, but getting it working isn't at all hard.
In Firefox, set the "browser.privatebrowsing.autostart" about:config flag to true.
In Chrome/Chromium, append " --incognito" when starting to open an incognito window. Alias it or add it to your GUI shortcuts to start it that way by default.
In IE8+, append " -private".
- rsoto 16y agoFirefox has the option via the GUI, in the privacy tab, select custom settings for history and tick the first checkbox.