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The list pretty much lines up with Chrome, IE, and Edge: browsing/search history and cookies are not saved, downloads and bookmarks are. Leaving the keys empty won’t have any sort of negative impact on your system, or on how Firefox works.Mozilla welcomes you to Firefox's Private Browsing mode with a nice, clear explanation of what it does and doesn't do. You don’t have to delete the Mozilla and Firefox keys (if you created them). Alternatively, you can just delete the DisablePrivateBrowsing value. If you want to undo this i.e., get private browsing mode back in Firefox, you change the value of DisablePrivateBrowsing to 0 in the Windows registry. Click the hamburger icon and the private window option will not be listed with the new window option. If you have Firefox running, close it and open it again. Name the value DisablePrivateBrowsing and set its value to 1. Now that you have the registry structured the way you need it, right-click the Firefox key, and select New>DWORD (32-bit) Value. Next, right-click the Mozilla key you just created and again select New>Key from the context menu. If that’s the case, right-click the Policies key and select New>Key. It is possible that you may not have the Mozilla key under the Policies key. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Mozilla\Firefox Open the Windows registry and go to the following location. In order to disable private browsing in Firefox, you need to edit the Windows registry and to do that, you must have administrative rights. We have a brief tutorial on how to disable incognito mode in Chrome and here, we’re going to explain how you can disable private browsing in Firefox. If you don’t like private browsing, you can disable it in some browsers. For browsers that do not support multiple profiles, the private mode is pretty useful. The private mode doesn’t mask your browsing activity from your ISP but it does ensure that, as far as your device is concerned, there’s no trace of it left there.

You can find it on both desktop and mobile browsers. All browsers have a private browsing mode.