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How do I have private browsing AND normal browsing at the same time?

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  • Nuɖoɖo mlɔetɔ Omar

Omar
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Firefox 4: looks amazing - main thing is it looks as htough it open fast - this was what made it suck before

Private browsing: great - but how do I have a normal window AND private browsing open at the same time?

I don't want to go into long explanations, but I need to do this - all the time + Importantly' I need to clear the cache, so when I launch it another time, the old cookies from the previous private session are not there

In Chrome, I can do this. I press Ctrl Shift N - and I get a new browser popup - they refer to as 'incognito'

Unfortunately, Chrome have introduced a fantastic new feature where you can't now clear the cache and cookies in 'incognito' browsing

Why did Firefox developers think that people only want to do one thing at a time - i.e. normal browsing OR private browsing - but NOT both at the same time??

Maybe I'm missing something and I can do what I want Else, hope the feedback helps

Thanks


Omar

Firefox 4: looks amazing - main thing is it looks as htough it open fast - this was what made it suck before '''Private browsing''': great - but how do I have a normal window AND private browsing open at the same time? I don't want to go into long explanations, but I need to do this - all the time + ''Importantly''' I need to clear the cache, so when I launch it another time, the old cookies from the previous private session are not there In Chrome, I can do this. I press Ctrl Shift N - and I get a new browser popup - they refer to as 'incognito' Unfortunately, Chrome have introduced a fantastic new feature where you can't now clear the cache and cookies in 'incognito' browsing Why did Firefox developers think that people only want to do one thing at a time - i.e. normal browsing OR private browsing - but NOT both at the same time?? Maybe I'm missing something and I can do what I want Else, hope the feedback helps Thanks Omar

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Omar
Omar Biabia la
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anyone? even if the answer is NO: u can't browse with private browsing in a new window because mozilla have though this will be too much freedom..... then at least it would be good to know!

thanks