By default, browsers store a great deal of information about your browsing history in order to make the experience of browsing the internet as user-friendly as possible. This includes:
This information is stored locally by the browser, meaning it is not a privacy concern if only you or people you trust have access to the device.
However, if you share or otherwise use a device that non-trusted parties have access to, then your data may be at risk. You can help protect your data against this risk by encrypting your device.
To address this concern, all modern browsers offer a private mode (called Incognito Mode in Google Chrome and Private Browsing in Firefox). When using a private mode, none of the information listed above is stored by your browser. Some data is stored in your device’s temporary memory (RAM), but this is deleted when you close the private browsing tab or window,
Private/Incognito mode also stops bookmarks, tabs, and browsing history from being synced across browsers that are signed in to the same Google, Firefox, or other browser account.
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