I mean WTF – how in the heck am I supposed to know if somebody has diddled with FF’s Options settings and re-configured FF to remember everything without going into the Options every time I use FF? In Chrome I know that it’s in Incognito every time I use it – immediately – no matter how I set it up.

I posted this issue at FF’s forum – only got a response that I have to select “Private Browsing” mode each time I open FF to see it flagged for it. Again – WTF – why should I have to that when it’s obvious the Mozilla groupies could have supplied Private Browsing mode with a flag no matter whether manually selected or configured that way in the Options?

I don’t see this as a ‘get it over dude’ issue either. It’s crucial and I think it must be addressed for Private Browsing mode to be effective. Other than – it’s nice a ‘bell’ to have, but not a reliable way to protect myself from those who would intrude on my privacy.

So, I guess I’ll be staying with Google Chrome until the FF groupies decide this is an issue worth addressing or some FF fan creates an add-on to show the same.