As we all know everyone wants to make their Internet browsing private and secure from others. If you have a PC or laptop in your home and it is shared among multiple family members, you can still keep your all Internet browsing private. So, there are multiple ways to browse the Internet privately such as Proxy Sites. But with this trick, you won’t need any proxy site, instead, you can use your Firefox web browser as a proxy. In reality, Firefox lets you open a Private Window for private Internet browsing. This private window doesn’t save any browsing history. It means as you close this window after accessing the Internet, all the browsing history will automatically be deleted.
So, this article conveys to you how to open a new private window in Firefox for private browsing. Have a look at the following steps to open a private window in Firefox:
- Open your Firefox web browser as usual. Click on the Firefox Button placed at the top left corner of the browser.
- Now, in the drop-down menu, Click on New Private Window.
That’s all friends! As you click on New Private Window, a new window will open in front of you where you can access the Internet privately. In a Private Browsing window, Firefox won’t keep any browser history, search history, download history, web form history, cookies, or temporary internet files. However, files you download and bookmarks you make will be kept. To stop private browsing, just close that window.
READ: Enable Private Browsing in Chrome & Internet Explorer
While using Firefox as private browsing, your computer won’t have any record of your browsing, but your Internet service provider or employer can still track the pages you visit.
Here is a shortcut key for whole the trick described above. That is SHIFT+CTRL+P. So, After opening Firefox, directly tap this shortcut and the new private browsing window will be open.
