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obviously you don't now what the current incognito mode means (it has nothing to do with what you tell remove servers)
by coronadisaster 6y ago
obviously you don't now what the current incognito mode means (it has nothing to do with what you tell remove servers)
- bryan_w 6y agoSo inform us, how does incognito mode work in your world.
- coronadisaster 6y agoit doesn't keep history on your personal computer (that's it)... it doesn't erase history on remote computers like some of you appear to think I think that it should do more, but it doesn't (a VPN or Tor would be nice in incog. mode)
- bryan_w 6y agoSorry, I think I might have been aggressively agreeing with you by mistake. We agree -- incognito mode is a client side thing
- shadowgovt 6y agoCorrect; it does not. Which is why steps were taken to minimize remote servers' ability to use secondary signals (such as access to localstore APIs) to make an educated guess about whether the user was operating in incognito mode. It's not me who doesn't know how it works; it's the people who think "New York Times shouldn't be able to whine at you if you're in incognito mode to go buy a subscription" and "servers should be required to modify how they handle your traffic if you're in incognito mode" are compatible protocol features.