Forget that page vs OpenInPrivate

Struggling to choose between Forget that page and OpenInPrivate? Both products offer unique advantages, making it a tough decision.

Forget that page is a Security & Privacy solution with tags like privacy, browsing-history, forget-history.

It boasts features such as Remove sites from browsing history, Prevent sites from being saved in the future, Protect privacy by selectively removing sensitive sites and pros including Enhances online privacy, Easy to use browser extension, Customizable settings to control what is removed.

On the other hand, OpenInPrivate is a Security & Privacy product tagged with privacy, incognito, tracking-protection.

Its standout features include Automatically opens links in private/incognito mode, Supports Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers, Open-source and free to use, Protects user privacy by preventing website tracking, and it shines with pros like Enhances online privacy by opening links in private mode, Easy to use and install as a browser extension, No data collection or user tracking, Completely free and open-source.

Feature	Forget that page	OpenInPrivate
Overall Score	N/A	N/A
Primary Category	Security & Privacy	Security & Privacy

Product Overview

Forget that page

Description: Forget that page is a browser extension that allows you to remove sites from your browsing history and prevent them from being saved in the future. It helps you protect your privacy by letting you selectively remove sensitive sites you've visited.

OpenInPrivate

Description: OpenInPrivate is a free and open-source browser extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox that allows users to open links in private browsing mode automatically. It helps protect user privacy and prevent tracking by websites.

Key Features Comparison

Forget that page Features

• Remove sites from browsing history
• Prevent sites from being saved in the future
• Protect privacy by selectively removing sensitive sites

OpenInPrivate Features

• Automatically opens links in private/incognito mode
• Supports Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers
• Open-source and free to use
• Protects user privacy by preventing website tracking

Pros & Cons Analysis

Forget that page

Pros

• Enhances online privacy
• Easy to use browser extension
• Customizable settings to control what is removed

Cons

• Limited to browser history and not other data sources
• May not work with all websites or browsers
• Requires user intervention to remove sites

OpenInPrivate

Pros

• Enhances online privacy by opening links in private mode
• Easy to use and install as a browser extension
• No data collection or user tracking
• Completely free and open-source

Cons

• Limited to Chrome and Firefox browsers
• May not work with all websites or links
• Requires manual activation for each link

Pricing Comparison

Forget that page

• Free

OpenInPrivate

• Free
• Open Source