Do I have to choose private browsing everytime I go on Fire Fox ?

Question

''locking as a duplicate - https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/792857''
Every time I go on Fire Fox I have to choose or click on private browsing, is there a way to stay on private browsing all the time ?

Answer 1

1. It seems that everytime any computer comes onto
the wireless network, you have to MANUALLY choose to
join, when in the past it's automatically joined, any
ideas on why this might be? It's been saved in the
keychain access and all...
Because you have a new router, ensure you have a new SSID and password.
The Keychain will be for the old network.
Also ensure you are broadcasting your SSID.
2. I really want to secure my wireless network. I've
already secured it with a WPA Personal key, but also
want to disable the broadcast of the SSID. BUT, when
I chose to do this, just like problem #1 above, I had
to join the undisclosed network manually each time
the computer was turned on.
It use to be useful, but closing your Airport or wireless network (sometimes referred to as not broadcasting your SSID) is really no longer a real option when it comes to wireless security.
A wireless network is still broadcasting and therefore detectable regardless of whether you broadcast the SSID (closed network) or not.
Some client have problems connecting to a closed network and some have problems re-connecting to a closed network. My PowerBook will not connect to a Netgear closed network, but has no issues when broadcast.
Closing your network makes it very difficult for neighbouring networks to see which channels are free thus causing interference problems. Of course if everyone runs closed networks then this can cause real issues especially in apartment blocks with multiple wireless networks.