0 Browse Privately or Browse Without Remember History

 We can use  "private browsing." option to browse internet without remembering the history. Most of the major browsers today have this option. The user Only needs to enable it before start browsing.

The different browsers have different modes for this.

Chrome's private-browsing mode is called "Incognito." On Windows, it can be found under the Tools menu (the wrench), or in the File menu on Macs. Just select "New incognito window."

Firefox refers to its private setting as "Private Browsing," which can be found under the Toolsmenu (can also be activated by pressing the Control+Shift+P shortcut).

Microsoft IE  introduced "InPrivate Mode" in Internet Explorer 8. To enable it, just head to the InPrivate Browsing item in IE8's Safety menu.

Apple's safari web browser also uses the term "Private Browsing", which you'll find under the Safari menu

Opera offers a private tab within a nonprivate window or, less confusingly, a brand new private-browsing window. Both options can be found under the new Opera menu item under the Tabs and Windows options.