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Companies implementing Private Browsing

Private browsing, also known as privacy or incognito mode, is a browser feature that prevents the storage of browsing history and web cache to enhance user privacy.

List of companies that implement Private Browsing

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Newhouse logo
    United StatesEmployees58Advertising Services
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • Brave Software logo
    United StatesEmployees238Revenue$18MTechnology, Information and Internet
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • Shield logo
    IsraelEmployees501Financial Services
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • Mozilla logo
    United StatesEmployees1.8kRevenue$601MSoftware Development
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • Groundwork Ohio River Valley logo
    United StatesEmployees23Environmental Services
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • BrainTrust logo
    United StatesEmployees220Revenue$15MProfessional Training and Coaching
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • Tencent logo
    ChinaEmployees113kRevenue$88BSoftware Development
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • Katapult Group, Inc. logo
    United StatesEmployees130Revenue$193MFinancial Services
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • UoN Snowsports logo
    United KingdomEmployees8Sports Teams and Clubs
    Private BrowsingLow confidence
  • Fingerprint logo
    United StatesEmployees261Software Development
    Private BrowsingLow confidence

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