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IE8: Create a Shortcut for Opening in InPrivate Mode

Started by qdideas · 9 months ago

By adding a simple command line switch to a shortcut, you can easily open Internet Explorer in the protective InPrivate mode without having to launch it from a non-private window. ... Continue reading »

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dave
4 months ago

if you would like the inprivate browser to open to a specific web page (home page) add the following to the above.... i.e. (set msn.com as home page) //www.msn.com

substitute "//www.msn.com" with the address of the home page you prefer

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