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It's giving normal mode in Safari's Private mode.

Does this work in Chrome 78? I just tried it for the first time and while it detects a private session in Firefox, it does not in Chrome.

I also saw a post saying the following,

When asking Google about these two new detection methods, Google has told BleepingComputer that they stand by their statement that they will "work to remedy any other current or future means of Incognito Mode detection."

By the way, it would be convenient if this could be imported like other modules. I'm not sure what the window.BrowsingModeDetector syntax does, though if I change it to export function BrowsingModeDetector()... it appears to import normally, and this is how I tested it.

After installing Browsing Mode Detector library as Dev Dependency I'm getting this error on the JS Console:

Uncaught TypeError: js_detect_incognito_private_browsing__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_2___default.a is not a constructor

What I did was just, install the library using npm:

npm i -D js-detect-incognito-private-browsing

Then, import it as module in my index.js file:

import BrowsingModeDetector from 'js-detect-incognito-private-browsing'

What am I missing? Am I importing wrong the library?

Hi there. I'm developing a library for handle cookies and comply with the European Laws. So, I'm using this the detect incognito library for detecting when a user is navigating on incognito mode. So, after this introduction, I'd like to know if it is possible to store the browsing mode in a variable outside the callback function.
My code looks like:

var browsingModeCallback = function (browsingInIncognitoMode) {
            if (browsingInIncognitoMode && 'true' != Cookies.get( 'ez_accepted' ) ) {
                // Incognito, Private mode detected
                $( '.ez-waiting-img' ).hide();
                $( '.ez-waiting-message' ).hide();
                $( '.ez-waiting-optout' ).show();
                disableCookies();
                return;
            }
        };
        var BrowsingModeDetectorInstance = new BrowsingModeDetector();
        BrowsingModeDetectorInstance.do(browsingModeCallback);

But I need to know the value of browsingInIncognitoMode outside that scope. It is possible? if so, how can I do it?

Thanks.

False positive private browsing on Mozila Firefox 65.0.2.
If I test the library on a localhost it works as it should but if I test it on a hosted app it always returns true (private browsing) even if the browser is in normal mode.

Unfortunately google broke detection again since Chrome 87.

Also, safari does not work since version 13.

Hi,

Tested in Safari 13 and iOS 13.2

function tryFillLocalStorage (chunkSize) {
  var size = chunkSize / 4; // chunk will be repetition of 4B
  var content = (new Array(size+1)).join('aあ');
  var blob = {
    size:     chunkSize,
    payload:  content
  };
  // now is the generated time
  blob.lastModifiedDate = new Date();
  // Name it random so key won't conflict
  blob.name = (~~(Math.random()*100000)+100000)+'.txt';

  try {
    localStorage.setItem(blob.name, JSON.stringify(blob));
  } catch(e) {
    try {
      localStorage.removeItem(blob.name);
    } catch(e) {}

    return false;
  }

  try {
    localStorage.removeItem(blob.name);
  } catch(e) {}

  return true;
}

// normal mode having max 5 MB in localStorage space,
// yes NORMAL MODE having max 5 MB
var LOCAL_STORAGE_DATA_SIZE = 1024 * 1024 * 5; // 5MB

if (tryFillLocalStorage(LOCAL_STORAGE_DATA_SIZE)) {
  // IN PRIVATE MODE
}

Please if you can help implement and optimize that, because I'm currently using a whole different code structure, which support strict mode code.

Also please check this line of code, because you have a typo there.

Thanks.

I implemented this yesterday and it was working fine in Firefox. Cue an update overnight and now it doesn't appear to be. Version of Firefox I'm using is 63.0. Pls advise.

works in older browser than 10.0 but not in safari 13.0.4