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(0 , detectincognitojs__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_11__.detectIncognito) is not a function

Hi,
Thanks for your great work.

There is one case I'm not sure how you see it, but would help me and possibly many others a LOT:
When opening an URL from the camera app, it will open in normal Safari, either in normal or private mode (whatever was last opened). But when scanning a QR code from the quick access menu (Control Center) shortcut, it will open some single browser window without a URL bar. And this window will not share it's session with Safari, meaning that if someone is authenticated in Safari, he will not be authenticated in this session, which seems to me to be very similar like being in Incognito mode.
Is this something your script could detect as well?
Thank you

This package mentions moving to a differnet package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/detectincognitojs

But the old package has no such note: https://www.npmjs.com/package/detect-incognito

detectIncognito v1.1.2
Console:
detectIncognito.min.js:6 Uncaught ReferenceError: exports is not defined
at detectIncognito.min.js:6:36
(anonymous) @ detectIncognito.min.js:6

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Joe12387/detectIncognito\@main/detectIncognito.min.js

Checking on console, jsHeapSizeLimit is exactly the same for both private and normal tabs

I'm using firefox 93.0 on macOS and the script is not working on it

With the Ublock Origin Chrome plugin enabled, detectIncognito won't load on my machine. Any thoughts?

I would use this piece of code with a module bundler, and I use typescript with react.

I use Brave in macOS

Version 1.51.114 Chromium: 113.0.5672.92 (Official Build) (arm64)

It doesn't detect incognito nor regular

error

code

try {
    const result = await detectIncognito();

    if (result.isPrivate) {
      alert(
        'using private mode',
      );
      window.addEventListener('beforeunload', (e) => {
        e.preventDefault();
        e.returnValue =
          'using private mode';
      });
    }
  } catch (error) {
    console.error(error);
  }

environment

safari 16
iOS 16
iPhone 14 on Xcode simulator

code base

ESbuild
react
typescript

btw awesome package ! work well on chrome and iOS 15

OS:- MacOs ventura(13.2.1)
Browser: Firefox(113.0.1)

When the site URL is HTTP, the isPrivate value is incorrectly displayed as true instead of false in normal mode.

Solution:

const firefoxPrivateTest = () => {
  const db = indexedDB.open('test');

    db.onerror = function () {
      __callback(true);
    };
    db.onsuccess = function () {
      __callback(false);
    };
};

Do you plan making this a module using promises?

Or I can create a PR with this modification.

I install the package, I follow the instructions and I try to import it

import { detectIncognito } from "detectincognitojs";

And I get an error:

File '/node_modules/detectincognitojs/dist/detectIncognito.d.ts' is not a module.ts(2306)

I am using create-react-app with the TypeScript template

I have also created a minimal reproducible example, an empty test project and when I tried to import it, I had the exact same problem.

The previous version (1.1.2) works fine, the error only occurs in the latest version (1.2.0).

Version: 1.2.0
Browsers: All

Hello and thank you for your job! But the last update of safari crashes everything. On 1.1.1 it doesn't work and even doesn't throw any errors on safari 16.0. Do you have some thoughts about it? Can you fix it?

I see we have a v1.1.0 release on Github. Do we plan to release it on npm too?

Hello,
thank's for your job. It is currently the only library that works on all versions of all major vendors.

In my job I have to integrate the control on the verification of the private mode through automated tests using webdriver.io and selenium-standalone.
While testing with Safari 15 on macOS I found that the library detects the browser as private mode even though it is not.
For other browsers such as Chrome, Firefox and Edge / IE the detection occurs correctly.

Hi, thank you for the great work! I wonder if it's safe to use eval in this package?

106's update comes with jsHeapSizeLimit matching incongnito and normal browsing. Arms race continues.. I will update if I find a new way... any ideas are welcome

I use Vivaldi and it is a Major boon to my workflow, However, we need to stop incognito in browsers for most of our pages. Unfortunately this also throws Vivaldi users under the bus. We have tried several of the work-arounds that no longer work with the current version of Vivaldi.

This is probably a know issue, but would appreciate feedback.

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Currently, detect-incognito is not detecting Chrome incognito on IOS devices. Do you have some ideas on how to achieve this?

From what I see, the Chrome detection is based on storage quota < physical memory from here, but this condition is not exclusive to incognito mode. It's also in:

• Guest mode
• Privacy and security settings
  • Clear cookies and site data when you close all windows
  • Sites that clear cookies when you close them
• Anytime storage quota < jsHeapSizeLimit. Example: 3.99GB quota and 4GB jsHeapSizeLimit would get detected as incognito

Firefox can also produce false positives if the user disables Service Workers and Push API

• dom.serviceWorkers.enabled
• dom.push.enabled

Chrome works fine, the demo on firefox gives no output:

my firefox is not in private mode, but i access web page with http, when i get navigator.serviceWorker, it is undefined, and it will be judged to be private mode.

the firefox version is 108.0