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Firefox: How to have Firefox default to Private Browsing Mode
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Firefox: How to have Firefox default to Private Browsing Mode

 

 

To have Private browsing mode pop up as default you will need to right-click on the Firefox icon on the desktop and click into Properties>Shortcut>Target. To the right hand side of Target you will want to go to the end of the listed URL and add a Space then add -private-window to the end. After that you will want to hit Apply and OK. Depending on the account that you are applying this to, it will prompt you for admin credentials.

  •       Use these admin credentials if you are not part of the IT team:
    •         User Name: download
    •         Password: Library4ever
  •       After you click apply, and enter admin credentials, click ok. Then launch Firefox.
    • From there you should start seeing Firefox pop up in private browsing mode by default for now on which will also seep over to other local accounts on the computer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last Revised July, 3rd, 2025

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