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iOS 8 - Safari changes and new features
Private Browsing can now be on a per page basis
You can now choose to view only certain Safari pages in Private browsing mode - rather than switching to Private for ALL pages.
When you switch to Private browsing mode, any page that you open while in that mode will be Private. You can then switch between Private and normal modes, and retain all the pages that you had open in each of those modes.
So you may want to consider opening banking and other financial/private pages from within the Private mode in future.
On your iPad, this option should be at top right when you are in Tab View (although it doesn't appear on mine at the time of writing this article, and I can't work out how to get it to appear - may be a glitch of the initial version or iOS 8).
When you switch to Private browsing mode, any page that you open while in that mode will be Private. You can then switch between Private and normal modes, and retain all the pages that you had open in each of those modes.
So you may want to consider opening banking and other financial/private pages from within the Private mode in future.
On your iPad, this option should be at top right when you are in Tab View (although it doesn't appear on mine at the time of writing this article, and I can't work out how to get it to appear - may be a glitch of the initial version or iOS 8).
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On your iPhone, you will see it at the bottom left when you choose
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to view your open pages.
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This, of course, means that Handy Hint 73: Is there a quick way to close all open tabs in Safari no longer applies as a way of quickly closing all pages. Ah well!
Or you can choose Private Browsing always!
If it is important to you to always browse in Private mode, you can use the Search Engine called Duck Duck Go - then no advertisers or anyone else will be able to track your searches and movements in Safari.
Just choose Duck Duck Go as the default search engine in Settings -> Safari -> Search Engine
Just choose Duck Duck Go as the default search engine in Settings -> Safari -> Search Engine
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