Private browsing bug fixed in Firefox 15.0.1

    Private browsing bug fixed in Firefox 15.0.1


    Posted: 10 Sep 2012
    Browser maker Mozilla has patched a bug in the latest major version of Firefox that could have exposed the websites of those using the "Private Browsing" mode.

    "Private Browsing," a feature implemented in most modern browsers, allows users to browse the Web without leaving any trace of the websites visited on the user's computer.
    Read more at source:
    Private browsing bug fixed in Firefox 15.0.1 | Internet & Media - CNET News
    Brink's Avatar Posted By: Brink
    10 Sep 2012



  2. JonathanV
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    Thanks to Firefox for fixing this issue :)
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  4. Gornot
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    Talking about Private Browsing, why is Firefox the only browser that does not allow both private and regular browsing at the same time? Even Apple's Safari has an easy to toggle private mode, but not Firefox.
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