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Firefox private browsing is implemented almost identically to Chrome incognito mode and will not offer any meaningfully better privacy. Both will not save cooki
by readams 3y ago
Firefox private browsing is implemented almost identically to Chrome incognito mode and will not offer any meaningfully better privacy. Both will not save cookies and browsing data locally, but both can be tracked by the remote sites you access.
- SturgeonsLaw 3y agoThe big difference is that Firefox is not uploading your browsing history to the browser's creator
- 1oooqooq 3y agoFirefox won't try to actively break your AdBlock extension (which should be uBlockOrigin) Firefox won't implement cohort user tracking. if they do, probably not in incognito like chrome, which just sets a new set. Firefox doesn't preload hundreds of links from the page your reading, using google's dns serves despite your dns settings. so many reasons that people here just ignore and pretend they know anything at all about browsers today.