Another cool new feature that will be present in Adobe Flash 10.1 (as well as GPU Flash acceleration) is a private browsing mode that works within the browser’s private browsing mode. When you activate private browsing from inside your browser, Flash Player will store all the data you collect during the session (such as history, cache, cookies, passwords) in a temporary location, which is then erased when the session ends to fully keep private browsing private.
The new feature will only work with some browsers – Internet Explorer 8.0+, Firefox 3.5+ and Chrome 1.0+ – private browsing in Safari isn’t currently supported but should be in later builds. Adobe Flash Player 10.1 is slated for a first half of 2010 release.
