Microsoft IE8 & Private Browsing

Safari has a neat feature that neither Firefox nor IE have. I am talking about private browsing. Users can normally turn on temporary when they don’t want to divulge the visited sites.
Granted they can delete all the private data. But them all will be erased.

IE8 developer team seems to take this seriously and will implement in the next release of IE8.

Andy Zeigler is the Program Manager of the new Privacy features in IE 8. Dean and Andy shed light onto exactly what’s been done in the realm of Privacy in IE 8 Beta 2. Two core new Privacy mechanisms are present in IE 8: InPrivate Browsing and InPrivate Blocking (with InPrivate Subscriptions, a feed-based blocking service).

[Source IE8 Team]

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