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Online Safety

How to use our quick exit button and browse safely online.

This page provides information about using the Kooyoora website safely, including how the Quick Exit feature works and practical steps you can take to protect your privacy when accessing information online.

Quick Exit

If you need to leave this website quickly, select the Quick Exit button at any time.

When you select Quick Exit, a neutral website will open in a new browser tab and the current Kooyoora page will be redirected away from the website.

What happens when you use Quick Exit?

A neutral website opens immediately in a new browser tab.
The current Kooyoora page is redirected away from the website.
The new tab does not contain any browsing history from the Kooyoora website.
The Quick Exit button remains available throughout the website and while scrolling.

Important online safety information

Quick Exit can help you leave this website quickly, but it does not completely remove evidence that this website has been visited.

Quick Exit does not:

Clear your browser history.
Remove downloaded files.
Clear saved passwords or autofill information.
Remove records stored on shared, monitored or managed devices.
Prevent browsing activity from being visible through account syncing, network monitoring or other forms of device monitoring.

Browsing in private or incognito mode

Most web browsers offer a private or incognito browsing mode. Using a private or incognito window can help reduce the information stored on a device after you finish browsing.

Private browsing does not make you anonymous online and may not prevent monitoring on shared, managed or supervised devices. However, it can help reduce traces of browsing activity on the device you are using.

To use private browsing, look for:

Chrome: New Incognito Window
Edge: New InPrivate Window
Safari: New Private Window
Firefox: New Private Window

Using shared or monitored devices

Be aware that activity may still be visible if you are using:

A shared family computer or device.
A work or school device.
A device managed by another person or organisation.
An account that synchronises browsing history across multiple devices.

If you are concerned that your device or online activity may be monitored, consider accessing support from a device that only you can access.

Additional steps you can take

If you are concerned about your privacy or safety online, you may also wish to:

Clear your browser history after use.
Log out of shared accounts.
Avoid saving passwords on shared devices.
Use a device that others cannot access.
Close browser tabs when you have finished using them.
Seek advice from a trusted support service if you believe your device or online activity may be monitored.