Privacy

If you are feeling unsafe, we suggest opening a new private (incognito) window to look at this website.

If you click the blue bar at the top of our website, you will leave this page and go to Facebook. Clicking the ‘quick exit’ black bar at the bottom of our website does the same thing - this website will close, and Facebook will open instead.

Pink speech bubble: "It's important that you keep safe when looking at our website, so please follow these steps if you need to."

How do I open a private window?

If you’re using Safari on a computer:

  • Click ‘File’ in the menu bar, then ‘New private window’

  • You can use the shortcut ‘Shift’ + ‘Command’ + ‘N’ (⌥⌘N)

  • Open our website: www.urightsis.com

A screenshot showing where the 'New private window' option is found in the 'File' menu bar on Safari.

If you’re using Chrome on a computer:

  • Click ‘File’ in the menu bar, then ‘New incognito window’

  • You can use the shortcut ‘Shift’ + ‘Command’ + ‘N’ (⌥⌘N)

  • Open our website: www.urightsis.com

A screenshot showing where the 'New incognito window' option is found in the 'File' menu bar on Chrome.

If you’re using Safari on a phone or tablet:

  • Click the 'Tab' icon on the bottom-right of the screen

  • Click on the ‘Tab’ button on the bottom-middle of the screen

  • Click ‘Private’, next to the icon of a hand

  • Type in our website address: www.urightsis.com

A screenshot showing the 'U Right Sis?' website tab in Safari.
A screenshot showing the 'U Right Sis?' website tab in Safari, and where you click 'Private' window.

For other browsers:

  • Look for the ‘Private’ or ‘Incognito’ window

  • Open our website: www.urightsis.com

Using a private or incognito window means that your browsing history will be hidden. If someone uses the computer or phone after you, they won’t be able to see that you’ve looked at this website.

It can be useful if you are feeling unsafe or using a shared computer.

How do I delete my history?

Click ‘Clear history’ in the ‘History’ menu bar.

  • You can also click ‘Show all history/Show full history’ in the ‘History’ menu bar.

  • Delete the page by clicking on it and pressing ‘Delete’.

A screenshot showing where you click 'Clear history' in the 'History' menu bar on Safari.
A screenshot showing where you click 'Show all history' in the 'History' menu bar on Safari.
A screenshot showing 'Full history' in Safari and where you click on the individual page you want to delete the history of.

Clearing your history means that the websites you’ve looked at cannot be seen by anyone.

It can be useful if you are feeling unsafe or using a shared computer.