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Web browsers are the most common tool to perform various activities over theinternet. Along with normal mode, all modern browsers have private browsingmode. The name of the mode varies from browser to browser but the purpose ofthe private mode remains same in every browser. In normal browsing mode, thebrowser keeps track of users' activity and related data such as browsinghistories, cookies, auto-filled fields, temporary internet files, etc. Inprivate mode, it is said that no information is stored while browsing or allinformation is destroyed after closing the current private session. However,some researchers have already disproved this claim by performing various testsin most popular browsers. I have also some personal experience where privatemode browsing fails to keep all browsing information as private. In thisposition paper, I take the position against private browsing. By examiningvarious facts, it is proved that the private browsing mode is not reallyprivate as it is claimed; it does not keep everything private. In followingsections, I will present the proof to justify my argument. Along with someother already performed research work, I will show my personal case studies andexperimental data as well.

Is Private Browsing in Modern Web Browsers Really Private?