Today I have come here with a tips of using internet in private browsing. Anonymous browsing internet is too much harmful for our computer. Beside, private browsing is safe for us a lot. In the way of in-private internet browsing our computer get attacked by virus. So, we all should use internet privately.
Opera offers a private tab within a non-private window or,
less confusingly, a brand new private-browsing window. Both options can be
found under the new “Opera Menu” item under the Tabs and Windows options.
Google Chrome
Google Chrome offers us a special blue-shaded browser skin
to indicate we are in “Incognito mode”.
Chrome's private-browsing mode is called
"Incognito." On Windows, it can be found under the Tools menu which
is displaying as the wrench, or in the File menu on Macs. Just select "New
incognito window”.
The new window displayed will be a darker shade of blue and
has a helpful warning screen about scenarios where “Incognito” may be
insufficient for covering our tracks.
Firefox
Firefox brings a new window which is showing a purple
masquerade mask in the location bar when we are in Private Browsing mode.
Firefox offers its private setting as "Private
Browsing," which can be found under the “Option Menu” which can also be
activated by pressing the “Control+Shift+P”
By enabling Firefox's
private browsing, we can conceal all of our currently open tabs and windows and
present us with a new blank window.
Once we have done with our private-browsing session, the
tabs and windows we opened before we started private browsing will be restored.
Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer 8 shows an "In Private" badge in
the location bar when we are browsing privately.
Microsoft introduced "In Private Mode" in Internet
Explorer 8. To enable it, just head to the In Private Browsing item in IE8's
Safety menu. We will then be presented with a new window. To exit In Private
browsing mode, just close that window.
Safari
Apple's web browser also uses the term "Private
Browsing", which we will find under the “Safari menu”. Select that option,
and Safari will warn us that none of our history will be stored, searches won't
be saved, and so on. Just click “OK” and we will be in “Private-browsing mode”.
To turn private browsing off, just select the menu item again.
Opera