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Indeed it would be good to know what incognito sees and what it does not. If I look for a google query in incognito more, I get prompted with a consent pop up.
by yawaworht1978 6y ago
Indeed it would be good to know what incognito sees and what it does not. If I look for a google query in incognito more, I get prompted with a consent pop up.
Look like it does not see you oauth accounts, search queries are not saved, there is no history logged but you can go back in browser history.
I have simply started using opera with the integrated vpn. It is good enough for my browsing.
Also sites like airbnb and skyscanner kinda force you to accept cookies. Tested results back and forth.they They def know who you are.
Only solution so far is vpn.
- samstave 6y agoCan you point me to opera with VPN tut?
- ev1 6y agoIt's a HTTP proxy built into Opera, not a real VPN
- yawaworht1978 6y agoThis is a rudimentary browser tut https://www.greengeeks.com/tutorials/article/activate-the-built-in-vpn-in-the-opera-browser/ https://www.greengeeks.com/tutorials/article/activate-the-bu... And to activate it on mobile, open the browser and click on the opera logo(bottom right). There you can toggle the vpn on. And an add blocker as well. Sure it is just a browser http proxy, sure owned by a Chinese company, but you can be sure google Chrome nor their wage slave Firefox gets to see your data. I expected the worst but was pleasantly surprised, it is pretty fast, the ux on mobile is beautiful.
- boringg 6y agoMaybe but afaik Opera is owned in China.