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[Sylvie Gallet <1245047@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Fixed in trusty, thanks!

Changes:

In saucy:

Choose \menu{Tools\then Start Private Browsing} or press
\keystroke{Shift+Ctrl+P}. Press the \button{Start Private Browsing}
button to confirm. As long as you remain in this mode, Firefox will not
record browsing, download, form or search history, or cookies, nor will
it cache files. However, if you bookmark anything or download files,
these will be retained.

Repeat \menu{Tools\then Start Private Browsing} or
\keystroke{Shift+Ctrl+P}, or restart Firefox, to end private browsing.

In trusty:

Choose \menu{File\then New Private Window} or press
\keystroke{Shift+Ctrl+P}. As long as you remain in this mode, Firefox
will not record browsing, download, form or search history, or cookies,
nor will it cache files. However, if you bookmark anything or download
files, these will be retained.

To end private browsing, just close the private browsing window by
clicking on its close button or pressing \keystroke{Shift+Ctrl+W}, or
restart Firefox.

** Changed in: ubuntu-manual
       Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed

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Title:
  Wrong description of access to private browsing with Firefox

Status in Ubuntu Manual:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  This sentence https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu-
  manual/saucy/+pots/ubuntu-manual/fr/815/+translate does not match with
  current versions of Firefox. Now Private browsing is no longer to be
  discovered in Tools menu but there is a menuitem in File which is "New
  private window ". Please also note there is no such thing as a
  "button" for this feature. it is either a menu entry or a shortcut.

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