I’m worried that my browsing history or session data from one window could leak into another session, especially if I’m accessing sensitive data. How can I ensure full isolation of browsing history and session data across multiple parallel sessions for maximum privacy?
Ah, that’s a really valid concern. When you’re using multiple parallel sessions, ensuring complete isolation is crucial, especially if you’re handling sensitive information. There are a few strategies and tools you can use to keep your sessions entirely separated from each other.
I know isolation is important, but how can I be sure that no data from one session will leak into another? I don’t want to risk anything.
The first step is to make sure that each parallel session is running in a completely separate environment. Most modern browsers and tools that support parallel sessions are designed to keep cookies, local storage, and session data isolated for each session. For example, when you open a new session, it shouldn’t carry over cookies or history from your previous session. You’ll want to double-check that your browser has true session isolation enabled.
I’ve noticed some websites ask to save login information across sessions, though. Does that affect the isolation?