The 360 Safe Browser uses the No Trace mode as follows:
When you go online on a public computer or use your own computer and don't want others to see your browsing history, you can use our No trace browsing. When browsing without a trace, not only will your browsing history be saved, but data such as temporary Internet files, input URL records, and recovery list items will disappear after the browser is closed. Seamless browsing can fully guarantee that privacy is not compromised.
Turning On and Off
Opening: Click the “File” button in the menu bar and select “New No Trace Browse Window”
Close: Click the “File” button in the menu bar, select “Exit window”, or close the no-browsing window directly to exit the seamless browsing.
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