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The Private Browsing mode in Safari has no default keyboard shortcut, and the toggle has a modal confirmation dialog. This hint shows how to assign a keyboard shortcut to Private Browsing and bypass the confirmation dialog.

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One of my favourite features of Mac OS X is the ability to assign a keyboard shortcut to any menu item of any application. This is fairly straightforward and was covered in many hints before.

2020-2-7  Assign “back” and “forward” buttons to a keyboard shortcut. Ask Question Asked 3 years, 9 months ago. Therefore I would like to have an application that can assign a keyboard shortcut to these tasks such as. The point of all this was to take a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic mouse and turn the Windows button into a forward page button. 2020-3-31  Microsoft Office for Mac; How to Assign and Remove Keyboard Shortcuts in Office 2008 for Mac; How to Assign and Remove Keyboard Shortcuts in Office 2008 for Mac. Or, if you’ve changed your mind and decided you don’t want to assign a keyboard shortcut, do not click the Assign button. Rather, click the OK button to close the Customize.

In order to assign a keyboard shortcut, in this case to the Private Browsing toggle in Safari, we have to do the following:

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• Open System Preferences and navigate to 'Keyboard' section.
• Select the 'Keyboard Shortcuts' tab.
• Select 'Application Shortcuts' from the list.
• Click on the Plus sign, select the application, type in the name of the menu item, and enter the shortcut.

The instruction says that we should 'Enter the exact name of the menu command you want to add.' When doing so, i.e. type 'Private Browsing…' the keyboard shortcut will execute the default action and presents the confirmation dialog window.
In order to bypass that dialog, we have to type 'Private Browsing' (without the elipsis) as the menu item name. As a result, the keyboard shortcut will instantly toggle private browsing on and off.
You will notice that there are now two menu items in Safari menu called Private Browsing, one with the shortcut assigned, and the default one with the elipsis.
The shortcut I use is Command+Shift+P. It is easy to remember, does not interfere with printing (Command+P), and makes private browsing a feature I actually use on a regular basis (e.g. when accessing my bank account).
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I tested this, and it works as described.]