Which feature of a web browser should be used when you want to visit websites without saving the history, cookies, or temporary files related to your activities during that session?
Private browsing
Popup blockers
Clearing cache
Using extensions
Private browsing is a feature available in most web browsers that allows users to browse the internet without recording the history or storing cookies and temporary files that track their activities. When a private browsing session ends, this information is typically discarded. Clearing the cache happens after browsing, extensions can add functionality but do not erase session data by default, and popup blockers simply suppress unwanted windows; none of these provide the same privacy during the session.
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