Re:Bypassing anti-incognito detection in Google Chrome
by Shacklz on Sunday July 21, 2019 @07:36AM
(#20490890)
Not the only one - there are probably dozens of us :)
I use Firefox for this purpose, not in private mode - I just let FF delete everything whenever I close it. It's not "100% stateless", as I still allow cookies and such while my browser is open (I use uBlock and Privacy-Badger to block out the worst), but whenever I close the browser I still have a "clean slate" whenever I reopen it.
There are definitely a few downsides (as much as I love the GDPR, the compliance banners are annoying), but together with a password manager, it's definitely a setup that works for me.
I use Firefox for this purpose, not in private mode - I just let FF delete everything whenever I close it. It's not "100% stateless", as I still allow cookies and such while my browser is open (I use uBlock and Privacy-Badger to block out the worst), but whenever I close the browser I still have a "clean slate" whenever I reopen it.
There are definitely a few downsides (as much as I love the GDPR, the compliance banners are annoying), but together with a password manager, it's definitely a setup that works for me.