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Private browsing-modes "forks" the current state of the browser instead of creating a new "blank" state. And it's this way by design.
by Gurrewe 13y ago
Private browsing-modes "forks" the current state of the browser instead of creating a new "blank" state. And it's this way by design.
- Groxx 13y agoIf that were true, why am I not logged into sites when I start a new private window? If it is true, then that's hugely non-obvious, given the behavior (being logged out). That's bad design, plain and simple.