stlesno.blogg.se - Turn off private browsing in firefox

These are based on your search behavior when using normal mode. What’s more, you will still get URL suggestions when typing into the address bar in private mode.

Remember that passwords and bookmarks that you create when using Firefox incognito are saved permanently.

Cached websites – as well as data for offline use.

Permanent cookies – however: For the active session in the private window, the cookies are stored separately from the cookies in normal mode.

It is simply not displayed in the “All Downloads” list.

Download lists – but beware: The downloaded data is still stored on your computer.

Form and search field entries for auto-complete.

Visited pages (in the browser history and the list of your address bar).

In fact, the following data is no longer saved in private mode: If we change our minds and want to use private browsing, then the "disable private browsing" check-off can always be unchecked.Some people think that Firefox “private mode” allows them to surf the internet invisibly. I hope that future versions will have a very easily found check-off that says "disable private browsing" to make sure this never happens, and it's tested with the CookieSwap add-on to make sure that the add-on knows it isn't private browsing and will let us access all our cookies.

It may have had me involuntarily in private browsing mode. I'm not even sure if the default ones would have worked, as I didn't try to browse without my profiles. I couldn't "turn off" the private browsing to the point that Cookie Swap would let me use the profiles.so I was stuck with the cookies from only one of the profiles on my computer, and had I not rolled back, would have lost a LOT of the long-term logins (and settings) that I had in my other profiles. I hadn't had any of the private options enabled, outside of having a small number of sites from which I refused cookies.

When I clicked on it, it didn't allow me to use a profile: "Profiles are disabled when private browsing," it said. When I opened Firefox and it auto-updated to version 20 (I've now turned auto-updates off), my CookieSwap, instead of displaying a profile name on the bottom toolbar, just said "CookieSwap."