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Security and Privacy

InPrivate Browsing

For added privacy, Internet Explorer also offers InPrivate Browsing, which allows you to browse the Web without recording your history or storing cookies. This is a great way to keep your browsing history secret when planning a party or buying a gift for someone who shares your computer.

  • To use, click on the Safety command, then select InPrivate Browsing.
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Whenever you turn on InPrivate Browsing, the blue indicator will appear in your address bar to verify that you are browsing with privacy.

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Private browsing does not make Internet Explorer more secure—it only stops Internet Explorer from saving history and cookies for that session. Don't use a private window to view any websites you wouldn't feel safe viewing in a regular Internet Explorer window. To learn more about private browsing, visit our Tech Savvy lesson on Browsing Privately.

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