Most browsers have an option for private browsing (anonymous browsing) so that the user does not leave traces of the sites they have visited.
Mozilla, however , plans to develop private browsing in Firefox, using the code of Tor, the powerful network for anonymous browsing.
Tor (The Onion Router) is a system that gives its users the ability to be anonymous on the Internet.
It routes internet traffic through a global volunteer network of servers with the aim of hiding a user's location or traffic usage from anyone conducting online surveillance.
Tor of a user online by encryptingtheir data and essentially transmitting their information through thousands of random routes, making it more difficult to trace.
Tor may face its problems from time to time , but the anonymity it offers while browsing is better than the built-in functionality of browsers .
There is no official announcement, but in an interview, Andrew Lewman, CEO of the Tor project, stated that a Tor partnership is expected to begin with an internet company that owns 10% to 20% of users and according to the latest browser usage statistics, this is Mozilla.
In the Greek version of Firefox, Private Browsing is called Private Browsingand is activated with the combination Ctrl - Shift - P from the keyboard, in an already open browser window.
Source: e-pcmag.gr
