Viewing 'Private Browsing' history

[dannster]

Hi all,

I'm suspicious of my partner after discovering they used 'private browsing' on Safari. I know, I should trust them but my gut's telling me something isn't right so I'd like some re-assurance.

I've tried looking for the DNS cache in Terminal by entering: dscacheutil -cachedump -entries Host

But it comes up with: Unable to get details from the cache node

Is there a way to get round that so it displays the site's visited?

Cheers

 

[blueroom]

I sense trust issues.

 

[GGJstudios]

I'm suspicious of my partner after discovering they used 'private browsing' on Safari. I know, I should trust them but my gut's telling me something isn't right so I'd like some re-assurance.

That's the point of Private Browsing.... to keep it private! No, you can't search the Private Browsing history, because there is none saved to search.

Technology is a poor substitute for having a healthy relationship.

 

[thewitt]

If you have a router in the house, you can turn on logging in most of them

 

[shinobi-81]

Is this because you want to view and enjoy the same adult sites you suspect that your partner enjoys, or do you want to know if s/he is cheating on you by going to dating websites?

Private browsing is... private. You may get to see something that you didn't want to see, and then you can't un-see it afterwards.