Jumpie macrumors 68020 Original poster Jul 7, 2008 2,161 1,806 Atlanta Jul 1, 2019 #1 In macOS Catalina when opening a site like NYT, it says You're In Private Mode. How do you get around this? I can't find it. thanks
In macOS Catalina when opening a site like NYT, it says You're In Private Mode. How do you get around this? I can't find it. thanks
chrfr macrumors G5 Jul 11, 2009 13,792 7,398 Jul 1, 2019 #2 Jumpie said: In macOS Catalina when opening a site like NYT, it says You're In Private Mode. How do you get around this? I can't find it. thanks Click to expand... This has to do with the anti-private browsing detection that sites like NYT are using. (Ricky Mondello is a Safari engineer at Apple.) https://twitter.com/rmondello/status/1144369719236911105 Wrong. The New York Times is looking for WebSQL to determine if the user is in Private Browsing. Prior to Safari 13, WebSQL was available in normal browsing, but unavailable in private browsing. In Safari 13, WebSQL has been removed entirely. Click to expand...
Jumpie said: In macOS Catalina when opening a site like NYT, it says You're In Private Mode. How do you get around this? I can't find it. thanks Click to expand... This has to do with the anti-private browsing detection that sites like NYT are using. (Ricky Mondello is a Safari engineer at Apple.) https://twitter.com/rmondello/status/1144369719236911105 Wrong. The New York Times is looking for WebSQL to determine if the user is in Private Browsing. Prior to Safari 13, WebSQL was available in normal browsing, but unavailable in private browsing. In Safari 13, WebSQL has been removed entirely. Click to expand...
Jumpie macrumors 68020 Original poster Jul 7, 2008 2,161 1,806 Atlanta Jul 1, 2019 #3 chrfr said: This has to do with the anti-private browsing detection that sites like NYT are using. (Ricky Mondello is a Safari engineer at Apple.) https://twitter.com/rmondello/status/1144369719236911105 Click to expand... so I'm guessing there's no way around it?
chrfr said: This has to do with the anti-private browsing detection that sites like NYT are using. (Ricky Mondello is a Safari engineer at Apple.) https://twitter.com/rmondello/status/1144369719236911105 Click to expand... so I'm guessing there's no way around it?
chrfr macrumors G5 Jul 11, 2009 13,792 7,398 Jul 1, 2019 #4 Jumpie said: so I'm guessing there's no way around it? Click to expand... It doesn't seem that way.