Privacy & Session Isolation

These guides explain how XBrowser isolates cookies, history, and logins with Spaces—and how that differs from Incognito. For the full iPhone privacy overview, read Privacy browser for iPhone. Spaces do not change your IP or claim anonymity.

In short: each Space uses its own WebKit data store, so cookies and site data do not cross between identities. That is useful for multi-login, shared phones with Space Lock, and keeping work research out of personal suggestions. Pick a guide below for the exact search intent you care about.

• Session isolation browser for iPhone

  XBrowser isolates sessions with Spaces—separate cookies and libraries—plus tracker blocking and Space Lock.

• A sandbox browser for iOS multi-login

  Sandbox-style Spaces on iOS keep multi-login sessions from sharing cookies—built for WhatsApp, shops, and email.

• Separate cookies across sessions on iPhone (via Spaces)

  XBrowser isolates cookies per Space—not per tab inside one Space. Use Spaces when you need different cookie jars on iPhone.

• Multiple independent web sessions in an iOS browser

  Run multiple independent web sessions on iOS with XBrowser Spaces—parallel logins, separate storage, optional locks.