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Firefox lets you browse without saving your history or cookies on your iPhone or iPad.

Firefox's Private Browsing lets you browse the Web on your iPhone or iPad without saving your history. Open as many Private Tabs as you'd like, and switch between Private and regular browsing easily. __TOC__ =About Private Browsing= Private Browsing does not save history, cookies, passwords, site preferences, or temporary Internet files. It does keep bookmarks you've saved while in Private Browsing. {warning}[[Common Myths about Private Browsing|Private Browsing '''does not''' make you anonymous on the Web.]] Your Internet provider and websites themselves may still be able to track you.{/warning} =Switch between Private and regular browsing= To switch to Private Browsing: *[[Template:tabios]] *Tap the '''mask button''' at the top center of the screen.<br>[[Image:Private Browsing Firefox iOS39]] To switch back to regular browsing, simply tap the black mask button at the top center of the screen again. ==Am I in Private Browsing mode?== To know whether you are in Private Browsing mode you can use the following indicators: *When you are using Private Browsing, the tabs icon at the bottom of the screen will have a purple mask on it.<br>[[Image:Private Browsing Tabs Firefox iOS39]] *Additionally, the search bar will be highlighted purple.<br>[[Image:Private Search Bar Firefox iOS39]] =Use Private Browsing= After switching to Private Browsing you'll see a list of open Private Tabs. *Tap a tab to view the page. *Tap the '''plus sign''' at the bottom of the screen to open a new Private Tab.<br>[[Image:Add Tab Firefox iOS39]] {note}'''Tip:''' To open a link in a Private Tab, press on the link until the menu opens, then choose {menu Open in a Private Tab}.{/note} *Tap the '''x''' to close the tab. {note}'''Note:''' Your private tabs will remain open until you close them. To automatically close all Private Tabs when you switch to regular browsing, see [[Automatically close Private Tabs when leaving Private Browsing]].{/note}