Today’s Private browsing mode is the best option to protect entire
privacy over internet. It avoids you to save your visit history, search history,
cookies and other confidential data during browsing sessions. If you like always
start your browser in private browsing mode then this feature is available in
almost all leading browser like Chrome, Firefox, Opera and etc.
While a good number
of people will not wish to use private-browsing mode permanently due to some
personal reasons. To get started this feature in any browser, you need to sign
in to your browser which you use always. Now check out the tips how to start
private browsing mode always in following browser?
Google Chrome
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At first you need to turn on Google Chrome’s incognito mode. Generally
the chrome’s shortcut is located either on your desktop, start menu or taskbar.
So you need to insert a command-line option to its shortcut.
·
If you are using chrome task bar shortcut on Windows 7 or 8 then you
will have to right-click on the Google Chrome icon on your task bar and select Properties.
·
Under Google Chrome Properties window, click on Shortcut tab. Here insert a command “incognito” after single space to the
end of the box.
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Next click OK button
after inserting this command-line.
Thus Google Chrome
will now begin in incognito mode while you will start it using taskbar shortcut.
If you use additional shortcuts (desktop) to begin Google Chrome then you will
need to change its properties with above same method.
Mozilla Firefox
Firefox lets you to
automatically turn on private-browsing mode using its options window. To do so,
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Click on the Firefox menu
button at the top side and select
Options.
·
Next click on the Privacy
tab under options window. Here go to History tab and select Never remember history option from drop
–down list.
·
Now Firefox will use private-browsing mode but it will not present
its normal private-browsing interface.
Internet Explorer
You need to add a
command-line option to Internet Explorer shortcuts properties in order to enable
InPrivate browsing mode automatically. The shortcuts of Internet Explorer are
located either on the desktop or taskbar. To do this,
·
At first search for Internet explorer shortcut (for example
taskbar) which you want to start.
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Next right-click on it and select Properties. Within Windows 7 or 8, right-click on the Internet
Explorer icon and select Properties.
·
Here you have to insert a private word to the end of the target
box (see below screenshots carefully).
·
Finally click OK button.
Thus Internet
Explorer will now run with InPrivate browsing mode while you start it through
taskbar shortcut. If you use other shortcuts to run Internet Explorer then you
need to change with private word to its properties.
Opera
Opera also provides
a command-line option to switch on private-browsing mode. To do so,
·
Look for your Opera shortcut either from desktop or task bar
Next press right-click on it and select Properties.
·
Next insert newprivatetab
word to the end of the target box.
·
At last Click OK
button.
Now Opera will start
a private-browsing tab when you start with this shortcut.
Conclusion
Keep in mind that all
above browsers are unable to store login history, websites favorites or any
other type of data like visit history once you switch on private mode. So browser private mode feature are both good
thing and annoyance. In case If you like to restore any of these changes then
you can remove command –line word to the shortcuts which you have added before.
For Firefox browser, you have to select the Remember history option.
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