The Windows version of Google Chrome is preparing to add a desktop shortcut to open directly into an Incognito Mode window.

Last October we showed you how to start Chrome in Incognito mode with a JavaScript file, but since then Google's added a startup flag (-incognito) you can add to your Chrome shortcut in Windows to ...

Learn how to create a desktop shortcut to open your Google Chrome browser in Incognito Mode on your Windows 11/10 PC.

The Google app on iOS features an “Incognito mode” toggle that doesn’t send users to Chrome. We’re seeing this shortcut tested with the latest Google app beta (version 15.31) for some users.

Instead, new features like Clipboard, Shortcuts, and an Incognito mode have been added. If you have been using the SwiftKey Beta, then you are likely familiar with what these features offer.

How incognito mode works Any time you use incognito (or private) mode, you need to be aware of what is and isn't being tracked when it comes to your online activities.

Users can create a desktop shortcut to Google Chrome, which has been renamed if desired, right-click, select properties, go to the shortcut tab, and add "-incognito" to the target field.

Chrome’s Incognito mode no longer saves copied stuff to clipboard history Thanks to Microsoft, the text and media you copy while private browsing is now protected.

It's a quick process to get to Chrome's Incognito mode---simply select 'New Incognito Mode' or hit Ctrl+Shit+N, but having a direct desktop shortcut will save time, especially ...