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Tiger Bits: Safari's Private Browsing

Here's a bit I missed: Tiger's Safari has a new feature called "private browsing." Simply launch Safari, then click Safari-> Private Browsing, and you will be met with the following dialog:
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Supposedly, it's for security when browsing in public areas.

My take: Browsing without any history or tracks of your browsing? Porn mode.

Good thing Tiger also has parental controls, otherwise, I could see this being abused by every hormonal teenager on the planet.

Update 2007: Welcome diggrs. Check out our current coverage of Safari and the announcements from Apple's WWDC07.
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