Privacy settings every browser user should know
Think you're safe just because you use incognito mode? Think again. Every time you browse the web, your browser quietly stores data—cookies, search history, cache—and shares more than you realize. The good news? Most modern browsers offer built-in privacy settings that can dramatically reduce tracking and data exposure. You just have to know where to find them—and what they really do. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the exact browser privacy settings every user should check. Whether you're using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari, these tweaks can make a big difference—without installing a single plugin. Table of Contents Clear your browsing data regularly Block third-party cookies Enable Do Not Track Check site permissions Limit browser sync options Final privacy checklist Clear your browsing data regularly Your browser remembers everything—unless you tell it not to. Even after closing a tab, your browser holds on...