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Don't all browsers handle incognito/private browsing in this way? From my pov they cloud not really do it any other way as long as pulling out tabs into their o
by bmicraft 5y ago
Don't all browsers handle incognito/private browsing in this way? From my pov they cloud not really do it any other way as long as pulling out tabs into their own or other windows is allowed.
- slippy_lolo 5y agoNope, I think in Safari all tabs are completely independent from one another in incognito. To be honest, it’s sometimes a bit of a pain (e.g. when you are using incognito to just have a different identity, like to be on a corporate/personal account.) I wish a browser offered the idea of opening windows/tabs with selectable incognito identities.
- jlokier 5y ago> I wish a browser offered the idea of opening windows/tabs with selectable incognito identities. That's exactly what the Firefox Containers feature is. It's not that easy to use, and extensions that improve the UX or automate container selection are kind of messy. But it does work. It's excellent for when you need to use multiple accounts on a service.
- asiachick 5y agoAgreed that is a pain. In fact if Google did it they'd likely be accused of making it less useful to purposely get people to not use it.