You leave no tracks. See the link below. HTH.

Terry

Here is a link that might be useful: Firefox Private Browsing

Some example of use would be:

1) Internet Banking, you will want to clear the traces after using.
2) Online purchases
3) Porn surfing and you don't want others to know. :D

Would this be a good 'mode' to use when using a computer in, say, a public library and you want to check your webmail ? Perhaps you wouldn't have to manually tell FF to delete everything (cookies, passwords, etc.) when you close the browser at the end of your session, if the Private Browsing is designed to do such erasing automatically.

Would this be a good 'mode' to use when using a computer in, say, a public library and you want to check your webmail ?

I've only been into a few (5 or so) libraries and/or cyber cafes, and none had FF and they looked at me all screwy eyed when I suggested they maybe consider getting it. I guess those folks just don't make a habit of thinking outside of the bun.

Sue

IE8 has it also. Unfortunately many public entities are not too quick in obtaining/maintaining the most current and secure computer technology.

DA

I guess those folks just don't make a habit of thinking outside of the bun.

Sue, thanks for the morning smile. ;)