Safari's Porn Mode

John Biggs

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Tuesday, June 12th, 2007

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TUAW just dug up “private mode” in the new Safari 3 beta, a feature that deletes downloaded files, keeps no cookies, and doesn’t hold onto passwords or personal info. As someone who enjoys certain types of sites now and again — OK, every 15 minutes — it’s nice to know this is out there. It will definitely save on lawyer bills during the divorce settlement.

To find it, click Safari—> Private Browsing. Boom. Super secret.

Tiger Bits: Safari’s Private Browsing [TUAW]

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