The cookies created in private browsing mode will be removed when you close the private browsing window. Finally, you can also use it to prevent the websites you visit from tracking you. Another reason to use a private browser is to log into a service using different credentials than in a non-private one. It can be used when you’re looking for gifts or other curiosities and you don’t want the content to show up in ads (or spoil the gift-receiver’s surprise!).

You can use private browsing mode to search for something without leaving a trace in your browser’s history. In addition, all data stored in private browsing – form data, for example – can be wiped out completely. This mode creates a separate session for browsing, one that doesn’t appear in your browser’s history. Private mode, also known as incognito mode, is a feature which gives you more privacy while browsing. When you decide to save a bookmark, Opera will remind you that the bookmark will be saved and visible in the bookmarks manager, bookmarks bar or start page when you leave private browsing mode. In case you’d like to save some data from your private browsing session, Opera will keep: Please check below for details.ĭirectly after you close a private window, including each private tab, Opera will remove: However, we would also like you to be aware that some private browsing data (like new bookmarks you create) will still be visible in normal mode. We want to make sure you know what kind of data is cleared once you leave private browsing mode. The first thing you’ll notice when you open a private window in Opera 63, is information about the way it works.

Opera 63 comes with an improved private browsing mode. Today, we are releasing the first browser from the 63 line.

Opera mini e63