The Joys of Private Browsing Mode
In case you haven’t heard yet, “private web browsing” is a feature that allows users to surf the web without leaving any trace of visited sites history.
Well, Mozilla has decided to run a study and publish such feature usage numbers.
Although there is nothing wrong with this slide, next one begs to differ:
Do we really need to comment on this one? Okay, what’s the average time user spends on adult related web pages? Bing :-)
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Or maybe they check on something on a public terminal? :D
Firefox users only last 10 minutes? :-/
wanna see opera privacy mode statistics!
I wouldn’t mind seeing privacy mode statistic for all five top browsers.
I’d show you, but it’s private.
Not everyone puts as much value and effort into singleplayer as you Opera folks do.
Nice trolling you did there. It’s obviously serious business for you. Funny thing is that I use Firefox myself. :-D
Nah, just a troll answer to a troll comment.
Like your “comeback”. =)
Just poking some fun, including at myself since I use Firefox, but it obviously hit you a bit harder than intended. The truth hurts I guess? ^^
It would hurt if I’d been one of those that are having 1-16hours sessions and we were talking about them. =P
… or rather, “sad” is a better description when they don’t have better things to do, isn’t it?
Personally I find it more funny that people think they can make others believe that they never watch porn; or listen, as is the case for blind people. =)
oh and remember opera was one of the lastest to receive private mode
Interesting stats!
If you’re interested in an even more private browsing experience… check out http://www.getCocoon.com it’s a Firefox plug-in that runs your browsing through a proxy and encrypts it all for you. It’s in beta and free if you want to check it out. There’s a bunch of other cool features as well.
Thanks!
David
mine is that in total I spent about 5 minutes in private browsing (one private tab only) in total. I still don’t find a case where I have to use it -.-