Mac7 macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 14, 2009 861 123 Oct 11, 2021 #1 Is there a quick way to identify a private browsing window? Doesn't seem like there is a way to quickly see it without opening the sidebar.
Is there a quick way to identify a private browsing window? Doesn't seem like there is a way to quickly see it without opening the sidebar.
duanepatrick macrumors 6502 Dec 22, 2019 431 308 Oct 11, 2021 #2 Isn't this indicated by a dark Search field? If you are using a dark theme, it should be from gray to black.
Isn't this indicated by a dark Search field? If you are using a dark theme, it should be from gray to black.
appltech Suspended Apr 23, 2020 688 167 Oct 12, 2021 #4 Yes, as @matrix07 mentioned, the color of the address bar will be slightly different than usual (left one is usual window, right one is private): Apart from that, it's not that simple to tell one window from another, even in light mode: There's also this notification as soon as you open the private tab, but it can be closed
Yes, as @matrix07 mentioned, the color of the address bar will be slightly different than usual (left one is usual window, right one is private): Apart from that, it's not that simple to tell one window from another, even in light mode: There's also this notification as soon as you open the private tab, but it can be closed
appltech Suspended Apr 23, 2020 688 167 Oct 15, 2021 #5 appltech said: Yes, as @matrix07 mentioned, the color of the address bar will be slightly different than usual (left one is usual window, right one is private): View attachment 1862912View attachment 1862913 Apart from that, it's not that simple to tell one window from another, even in light mode: View attachment 1862916 View attachment 1862917 There's also this notification as soon as you open the private tab, but it can be closed View attachment 1862918 Click to expand... Btw, here is a guide how to turn on incognito mode on any Mac browser
appltech said: Yes, as @matrix07 mentioned, the color of the address bar will be slightly different than usual (left one is usual window, right one is private): View attachment 1862912View attachment 1862913 Apart from that, it's not that simple to tell one window from another, even in light mode: View attachment 1862916 View attachment 1862917 There's also this notification as soon as you open the private tab, but it can be closed View attachment 1862918 Click to expand... Btw, here is a guide how to turn on incognito mode on any Mac browser