Discover 2 new security features of Firefox 3.5

[EricTheRed]

Version 3.5 of Firefox is heavily loaded with security features and preservation of privacy. Two new features complement the appearance of the Private Browsing mode.

Retroactive and Proactive

Repeat control of your privacy! With Firefox 3.5, you can have many new features that go in this direction. The first of these is the "Private Browsing".

But besides this special mode, already present in all the competing browsers, Firefox 3.5 brings a touch of originality added two protections: one retroactive, the other proactive.

Retroactive method

What if we just realize they forgot to activate the navigation, and you just fill in the historical footsteps of betraying its activity? Do not worry, Firefox 3.5 offers a very practical solution retroactive:

• Open the "Tools" menu and select "Delete recent history".
  
• By default, Firefox offers to erase all traces of the last hours of navigation.
  
• By deploying the menu to delete interval you can specify that you want to erase all traces of the two, three or four hours of Web activity. You can even choose to erase all traces of the day.

Proactive approach

Rather than deleting a day or a period, you can ask Firefox to forget a site altogether. No activity of this site will be retained.

• Open the "History" menu and choose "Show History"
  
• In the tree, find the site you want to remove all traces and click the right button.
  
• Select "Forget this site". The site disappears completely from all historical.

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Firefox Private Browsing Feature

Sometimes it’s nice to go undercover. When this feature is enabled, you won’t leave a single browsing fingerprint behind for others to discover. You can slip in and out of private browsing mode quickly, so it’s easy to return to what you were doing before as if nothing ever happened (you can also browse privately all the time).