Q: How do I disable private browsing on Safari 10.5.8? iMac
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May 20, 2014 11:03 AMby K Shaffer,HelpfulAnother consideration is the availability to 'reset' Safari
whereby all recent activities are not recorded... This is
an easy way for any user to erase the browser history.
{Just looked in link above & see the 'reset' mentioned.}
Perhaps a keystroke recording software may help?
If the younger user has a standard or restricted account
and has no access via an Admin account, then other
options may present themselves beyond parental control.
Kids learn how things work, and also ask their friends.
Good luck!
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May 20, 2014 12:17 PMby adaismeus,She is an advanced student who needs it for papers and research h. As her parents a not afford one and trips to the library (30 minutes away) is not something they can do. I have a keystroke recorder, website recorder Skype aim iChat and msn. I think this covers it don't u?
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Jan 22, 2016 1:30 AMby smithjonessy,If you've been using Safari's Private Browsing feature to keep your web-tracks hidden, it might come as a surprise to you that you are leaving a very visible record of the sites you've been visiting. This tutorial will show you how to solve the problem about disable private browsing on Safari 10.5.8. Just on click can work out. You just press "Private" twice, and the mode of private browsing on Safari is turned on. This way is suitable for iPad/iPhone/iPod. If you want to know some about using Safari on iPad, some guide can be found in Google.
