一般的な Web ブラウザのプライベート ブラウジング デスクトップ ショートカットを作成する方法

「プロパティ」をクリックした後 オプション、「Internet Explorer のプロパティ」 ウィンドウが開き、ここから上部にある「ショートカット」というタブをクリックするだけです その下で、「ターゲット」 というラベルの付いたボックスを探します。 以下のスクリーンショットで強調表示されているとおりです。

Internet Explorer 11 でショートカットを開く InPrivate モードで 、ターゲット リンクを編集するだけです。 " -private " を追加して { スペース、ハイフン、プライベート } 以下のスクリーンショットに示すように、終了引用符の直後のターゲット リンクの最後まで。

これが完了したら、[適用] をクリックするだけです 「OK」 ボタンをクリックして、行った変更を保存します。動作するかどうかをテストするには、Internet Explorer 11 をダブルクリックします。 デスクトップ画面にあるアイコン InPrivate でブラウザを起動できるはずです モードにすばやく！それはとても簡単です!

Google Chrome のプライベート ブラウジング デスクトップ ショートカットの作成

Google Chrome を好む何百万ものユーザーがいます 自分のコンピュータのデフォルト ブラウザとして設定しますが、「シークレット」 と呼ばれるプライベート ブラウジング モードについて知っている人はごくわずかです。 .他のすべての主要な Web ブラウザ ブランドと同様に、シークレット ブラウジング モードを起動します Google Chrome 用 時間もかかるので、デスクトップ画面に固定されたショートカットを使って、このモードですばやく起動できるとよいでしょう。 .

これを行うには、まず Google Chrome を固定する必要があります パソコンのデスクトップ セクションのショートカット そこにアクセスしたら、それを右クリックして 「プロパティ」 をクリックします。 以下に示すように表示されるメニューの下部にあるオプションです。

「Google Chrome プロパティ」 ウィンドウが開き、ここから、上部にある 「ショートカット」 というタブをクリックする必要があります。 . 「ショートカット」の内容を一度 タブが表示されたら、「ターゲット」 というラベルの付いたボックス内をクリックする必要があります 次に、カーソルをボックスのコンテンツの最後の部分、単語 「exe」 の直後に移動します。 . From here, just press the space key then type in “-incognito” right after as you can see on the screenshot below.

Again, it’s { space, hyphen, incognito }. Remember to put a space after the word “exe” or the Desktop shortcut will not work at all. Once you are done doing this, simply click on the “Apply” then the “OK” buttons found at the bottom-right portion of the “Google Chrome Properties” Window in order to save the changes that you made. After you do so, you can proceed to the Google Chrome shortcut that you’ve pinned on the Desktop screen , double click on it then voila! It should now open a new Incognito browsing Window on your computer screen.

How to Create Private Browsing Desktop Shortcut for Mozilla Firefox

Now, let’s move on to the next popular browser that geeks and developers love which is known as “Mozilla Firefox” . If you happened to be using this as your default browser and you want to add a shortcut on your machine’s Desktop screen which will directly launch the browser into Private browsing mode then you will need to follow the steps that are shown below.

First of all, you will need to create a shortcut for it on the Desktop screen and once you are done, just right-click on the shortcut then from the menu that would appear, just click on the “Properties” option that is found at the bottom as you can see below.

After clicking on the “Properties” option, the “Mozilla Firefox Properties” Window should then launch and from here, just click on the “Shortcut” tab on top and once it contents displays, you will need to click inside the “Target” box and move the cursor towards the end of its contents right after the closing quotation mark. Once you are done doing this, simply press the space key then type in “-private” as shown on the screenshot below.

Again, you need to type in { space, hyphen, private } into the “Target” box after the closing quotation mark. Pressing the space first is important because forgetting to put these exact characters will render the Desktop shortcut useless. Once you are done making these changes, you can test the shortcut by double-clicking on it from the Desktop. If you did things the right way, you should be able to launch a new Private browsing Window of Mozilla Firefox without getting any error notification. If you do get a notification that says there was an error, you’ll need to access the “Mozilla Firefox Properties” Window once again and check if you have entered the right characters into the “Target” input box then correct it in case you committed a mistake in order to make the shortcut work properly.

Creating a Private Browsing Desktop Shortcut for Opera

How about Opera ? This browser has become popular because of the unbeatable speed that it has when it comes to accessing websites. If you are using this web browser on your Windows machine then it would become a great advantage to you in terms of keeping yourself secured while browsing if you know how to create a shortcut for it that would automatically open the browser into Private browsing mode .

Just like the other browsers that we discussed above, the very first thing that you need to do is to create a shortcut for Opera on your computer’s Desktop screen . Once this step is done, you will need to right-click on the shortcut that you have just created on your Desktop screen then from the menu box that will appear, just click on the link that is found at the bottom which says “Properties” just like what we did in the previous browsers that we’ve discussed above.

Next, a small Window will open which is labeled “Opera Properties” and just like the other browsers that we’ve taken up above, you will need to click on the tab that is found at the top which says “Shortcut” then once its contents are displayed, simply click inside the input box which is labeled “Target” then place the cursor to the end part of its contents right after the closing quotation mark. After doing this, you will simply need to enter “-private” . Again, it’s { space, hyphen, private } . Don’t forget to include a space before “-private” as you can see on the screenshot below to make sure that the shortcut would exactly as it is intended to.

After you are done making the changes inside the “Target” input box, just click on the “Apply” then the “OK” buttons that is found at the bottom of the “Opera Properties” Window in order to make the changes final. You can then close the “Opera Properties” Window after you do this then proceed to the Desktop screen in order to test the shortcut and it should launch Opera in Private browsing mode after you double-click on the shortcut.

Keep Yourself Safe While Browsing With This Awesome Feature

As you can see, creating a shortcut for Private , InPrivate or Incognito browsing in all of the major browsers that are available at present is really easy. This trick is going to be very useful to you especially if you need to use this browsing mode most of the time. Private browsing leaves no trace of your browsing session and it doesn’t store stuff like auto-fill data , cookies , cache and others which normal browsing store.

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