Opening a Private Browsing Window

1. Click the Options menu (the three bars stacked vertically).

   

2. Click New Private Window.

   

3. This is what a private window in Firefox looks like.

   

1. Click the Options menu (the three circles stacked vertically).

   

2. Click New Incognito Window.

   

3. This is what an Incognito / Private window in Chrome looks like.

   

1. Click the Settings menu (the gear icon).

   

2. Hover over the Safety submenu, and click InPrivate Browsing.

   

3. This is what an InPrivate / Private window in Internet Explorer looks like.

   

1. Click the Options menu (three circles aligned horizontally).

   

2. Click New InPrivate window.

   

3. This is what an InPrivate / Private window in Edge looks like.

   

1. In the Menu bar, select File, and then select New Private Window.

   

2. This is what a Private Window in Firefox looks like.

   

1. In the Menu bar, select File, and then select New Incognito Window.

   

2. This is what an Incognito / Private window in Chrome looks like.

   

1. In the Menu bar, select File, then select New Private Window.

   

2. This is what a Private window in Safari looks like.

   

1. Click the Tabs icon in the bottom right corner of the browser.

2. At the bottom center, click either “[#] Tabs” or “Start Page.” This will open the tab/group tab menu.

   Note: the [#] will appear as the total amount of non-private tabs your browser currently has open; it will not have brackets.

3. In the tab menu, click Private.

4. Click the + sign at the bottom left corner. This will open a new incognito window.

1. Click and hold the Tabs icon in the top right corner of the browser.

2. Click New Private Tab. This will open a new incognito window.

iPhone/iPad

1. Click the More option .

2. In the menu, click New Incognito Tab .

1. Click the More option  at the top right corner.

2. In the menu, click New Incognito Tab.