Now visit whatever page you want to have loaded whenever you open this InPrivate window. To illustrate, open IE 11 and then open a new window in InPrivate mode. In addition to enabling private mode by default, like I mentioned above, you can also take an IE 11 InPrivate session and pin it to your taskbar. If you find yourself browsing in private mode a lot, then you might want to read my post on enabling private mode by default when opening your web browser.Īlso, check out my posts on using private mode in Google Chrome or Opera and using private mode in Firefox. In Edge, the InPrivate indicator is at the very top of the browser window as opposed to being next to the address bar like in IE 11. As with IE 11, you can also use the CTRL + SHIFT + P shortcut. Then just click on New InPrivate window and you’re good to go. That button seems to change to a new icon in each version of Windows! At the top right, go ahead and click on the new options icon that has the three dots. InPrivate Browsing in Microsoft Edgeįor Edge users, it’s one click less to get into InPrivate browsing mode.
Also, toolbars and extensions are disabled too since those can sometimes track or record your history also. This includes cookies, temp files, search history, etc.
You’ll also get a little message indicating what IE 11 will not store in private browsing sessions. As you can see from the screen shot below, you can also just press CTRL + SHIFT + P on your keyboard, which is way faster.Įither way, a new IE window will pop up and you’ll see the InPrivate indicator to the left of the address bar. Then click on Safety and then click on InPrivate Browsing. Simply click on the gear icon located at the top right of the window. It’s really easy to turn on private mode in Internet Explorer 11, which is also included in Windows 10, in case you didn’t know. Also, read to the end because there is a pretty big difference between IE 11 and Edge when it comes to how you can be more productive with private browsing mode.
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