Edge improves browsing in In Private mode: strict mode can be activated with just one click
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Edge has become an alternative when it comes to choosing a web browser. We can choose Chrome, of course, but the arrival of the Chromium engine in Edge has been a real breath of fresh air which has convinced many users to give it a try. opportunity to the Redmond navigator.
The support for extensions is largely to blame, but Edge's success is not anchored only in one point, Fast Browser, it is also a safe alternative that seeks user privacy and the latest example It is reflected with the arrival of a more radical way of controlling private browsing
Strict mode in one click
In Private mode, or Private browsing or incognito mode, because each browser has a different name to designate the same function, what it does is that it forces the browser not to store and save any type of information related to our navigation. Search history, forms, downloaded files... everything is forgotten when you close the private mode
Edge also has different levels when browsing the net, specifically with three, which go from a more permissive mode to a more restrictive one :
- Basic Allows most trackers but blocks potentially harmful ones.
- The balanced mode, the recommended one, which blocks most trackers
- Strict mode that blocks almost all trackers and at the same time can cause browsing problems due to its high protection.
And now, In Private mode benefits from strict protection, so we can set maximum protection when browsing directly from private mode without having to go through the browser settings.
Tracking protection in strict mode can be activated in In Private mode if we have the latest version of Edge inside the Canary channel(86.0.573.0), which can be downloaded from this link.
When entering this mode pressing New window In Private within the options, we see how a tab appears that we must move to activate the stricter protection mode.Once enabled, this mode is set as the default for private browsing sessions."
Via | Techdows
