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Regrettably Private Browsing isn’t a feature you can leave on. When you quit Safari and launch it again, you’ll find that Private Browsing is turned off. And no, editing the com.apple.safari.plist file does you no good either. Safari just resets the option within the preference file when you next launch Safari.
You can, however, automate the process of enabling the Private Browsing option with AppleScript. Like so. First, launch the Universal Access system preference and enable the Enable Access for Assistive Devices option. Auto-enabling Safari’s Private Browsing | ITworld
