Firefox 3.1 is a major release with many new additions and fixes.
Mozilla opens Pandora’s Box in the Mozilla Wiki that a feature will be added to the next version of Firefox, a private browsing mode. This is a mode in which writes to cache, history, and other traces of the user’s browsing activity are blocked.
A note in the Wiki in a series of updates from the dev team states: “Private Browsing Mode: Ehsan went and implemented Connor’s functional spec bug 248970 – way to go! – now back on track for beta date ” Bug 248970 began in 2004 with a feature suggestion, noting that Apple’s Safari was going to get such a feature and Firefox ought to have one too.
In recent days we have received betas of both Internet Explorer 8 and Google’s Chrome that also implement a private browsing mode. Clearly Firefox needed this mode and the team was working on it. Only Opera is left without one.
To read more follow the link below
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Platform/2008-09-09#Firefox_3.1_Update
Cool! Hurray and this is great for husbands of the house.
Hey now! Whatever works to keep your privacy is good enough for TeeJay.
waiting for opera to join the war……..
Opera will eventually, but they’re lagging behind a little.