Private browsing allows you to view your website as visitors see it without logging out. Here's how to enable private browsing in different browsers:

Chrome

• Computer: Click menu icon (top right) → "New incognito window" or use Ctrl + Shift + N (Windows/Linux) or ⌘ + Shift + N (Mac)
• Mobile: Tap menu icon → "New incognito tab"

Safari

• Computer: File menu → "New private window"
• Mobile: Tap tabs icon → "Private"

Firefox

• Computer: Click menu icon → "New private window"
• iOS: Tap tabs icon → mask button → "New Tab"
• Android: Tap menu button → "New private tab"

Microsoft Edge

• Click More (…) → "New InPrivate window"

When to use private browsing:

• Accepting editor invitations
• Opening password reset links
• Viewing code/third-party applications
• Testing website appearance for visitors

To exit private browsing:

• Simply close the private/incognito window or tab

Private browsing helps you:

• View your site from visitors' perspective
• Avoid login conflicts
• Test functionality without cached data
• Access restricted content properly

For detailed browser-specific instructions, consult your browser's official documentation:

• Chrome: Google support
• Safari: Apple support
• Firefox: Mozilla support
• Edge: Microsoft support

Remember to close private windows when finished to return to normal browsing mode.

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