Safari Browser not private by default anymore?

[RazorBackXX]

hey fellas, I've never been more disappointed I always open my safari in private mode, all of Sonoma I did it all day long now on sequoia its gone along with the quick add to reading list. I went to options & there is no setting to make the default opening of safari go straight to private mode like it used to. any work arounds? thanks

 

[Sheepish-Lord]

Yeah I noticed that too. Maybe try the Safari Technology Preview version?

 

[mac_hack_attack]

hey fellas, I've never been more disappointed I always open my safari in private mode, all of Sonoma I did it all day long now on sequoia its gone along with the quick add to reading list. I went to options & there is no setting to make the default opening of safari go straight to private mode like it used to. any work arounds? thanks

I noticed this as well. Very disappointing.

Also when using Safari for SSB(Single Site Nrowser), the Safari "app" no longer retains the cookies for that domain profile. ie: Every time I open the Safari App for that site, I have to login in again.

 

[RazorBackXX]

Yeah I noticed that too. Maybe try the Safari Technology Preview version?

I've seen this but I don't know how to use it.

 

[RazorBackXX]

I noticed this as well. Very disappointing.

Also when using Safari for SSB(Single Site Nrowser), the Safari "app" no longer retains the cookies for that domain profile. ie: Every time I open the Safari App for that site, I have to login in again.

I cant for the life of me understand why no one is talking about it.. this is crazy. if you find out any fixes please let me know.

 

[RazorBackXX]

Yeah I noticed that too. Maybe try the Safari Technology Preview version?

hey brother I downloaded the preview & when setting it up I had it side by side with safari & when I got to the general I noticed they added it back. lol no warning us or anything but its back now.

 

[RazorBackXX]

I noticed this as well. Very disappointing.

Also when using Safari for SSB(Single Site Nrowser), the Safari "app" no longer retains the cookies for that domain profile. ie: Every time I open the Safari App for that site, I have to login in again.

hey my friend, they put it back without telling anyone.