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You can make the following modifications to a copy of Safari and put that version in the Dock, but the original Safari will still need to exist in the Applications folder. Note that macOS 10.12+ will not allow you to modify, overwrite, or delete Safari. Private Browsing is very easy to identify when it’s enabled because the browser window elements turn into a dark grey, both on an individual webpage screen, and on the browser tab panel view.If logging isn't practical or you want to be more proactive and prevent Private Browsing from being accessible in the first place, it is possible (though not a short process) to disable Private Browsing if you are willing to mess with Safari's internal files. The “Close All” option is usually more useful upon exiting Private mode. The “Keep All” setting is ideal for most users if you don’t want to lose your prior windows, and if you’re using Private Browsing on someone elses devices to log into an online web service or account it’s probably the most considerate option. Browse the web as usual, minus any cookies, history, or cache storing.Keep All – maintain all existing web page windows and panels, turning them into private sessions.Close All – just as it sounds, closes all existing web page windows, effectively starting a fresh private browsing session while losing all existing panels and tabs.Select the “Private” option to enable private browsing mode, then choose one of two options regarding existing web pages:.Tap the panels icon in the corner, which looks like two overlapping squares.Visit any web page and tap on the URL to make the URL bar and navigation buttons visible.You must have a somewhat modern version of iOS to gain access to Private Browsing mode in this way, here’s how it works: How to Use Private Browsing on Safari for iPhone & iPad with iOS 14, iOS 13, iOS 12, iOS 11, iOS 10, iOS 9, iOS 8, and iOS 7 This tutorial will demonstrate how to use this great feature. Using the Private Browsing option in Safari with iOS 14, iOS 13, iOS 12, iOS 11, iOS 10, iOS 9, iOS 7, and iOS 8 (or newer) is very easy, and the feature works the same on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This offers considerable improvements over what existed previously, but like much of iOS post the major overhaul, it can be confusing to find until it has been pointed out to you.

Using Safari Private Browsing is a popular browsing choice for a wide variety of reasons, and it’s now easier to use on every iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, because you can now toggle the setting on directly in Safari, and without losing all existing Safari browser pages.