Most modern web browsers offer a private browsing mode. If you are concerned about your privacy, make private browsing your browser’s default settings.
Some sites detect Google Chrome Incognito mode and disable it so that you aren’t really browsing privately, but Google is working on blocking that effort.
There are plenty of uses for a browser’s Incognito mode. If you are not already using it, here are 5 reasons why you should use Incognito mode for browsing.
YouTube remembers every single video you watch. To prevent that, you can watch YouTube in Incognito Mode and prevent it from collecting your viewing history.
Sometimes you just need to save your browsing history in Chrome while in incognito mode. This is how you can save the browsing history of an incognito session.
Sometimes you just want things to stay between you and ….. you! Luckily, you can even hide the Linux Command Line History by using Incognito Mode. Here’s how.
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