Google Chrome for iOS is getting a new privacy feature that lets you lock your opened Incognito tabs behind your iPhone's Face ID or Touch ID biometric authentication features.

Google is testing a new feature for Chrome on iPhone and iPad that lets you lock incognito tabs with facial ID when they’re left open in the background. (Unfortunately, the feature is not ...

Find Chrome from your apps menu and launch the app on your PC. At the top right of the Chrome browser, select More (the three vertical dots), then New Incognito Window. A new window will open with the ...

The “Revamped Incognito New Tab Page” is disabled by default, but eventually may replace the current incognito UI on Android, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, and Mac versions of the world’s most ...

Google Chrome's Incognito mode for Android now locks shameful private browsing tabs. The new handy feature of the mobile web browser enables users to employ their fingerprints to hide Incognito ...

Google added a new feature to Chrome for Android that will keep your open Incognito mode tabs hidden away unless they’re unlocked with your fingerprint data. This new feature is similar to the ...

Nevertheless, whether you have an old or a new iPhone, the locked Incognito Tabs feature should come in handy. Let's discuss the steps involved in enabling the feature on an iPhone (or an iPad).

To open a new incognito tab, simply tap on the plus symbol in the top right-hand corner. Brave Browser: To go incognito in Brave Browser on your iPad, follow these steps: 1.

Google Chrome is bringing screenshot powers to incognito mode. The company has added a new flag to Chrome Canary (experimental channel) to enable screenshots when browsing in Incognito mode while ...

3. Select "New Incognito tab." 4. A new window pops up with the Incognito icon next to the URL bar. Google will greet you with the details of Incognito mode. 5. Tap the plus button to create new ...