What is Incognito mode? How to use it?

Incognito mode is a privacy feature of the Android operating system. The term means ‘invisible’ in Latin. The default web browser on Android devices is Chrome and it is integrated with Google Incognito mode. You can use incognito mode to browse anonymously on the Internet.

Incognito mode, also known as “private browsing” or “privacy mode”, is a setting in your web browser which prevents browsing activities from being recorded in your browser’s history. It also prevents cookies, searches, and downloads from being stored or tracked. When in Incognito mode, your browser doesn’t save any browsing information, including cookies, website data, passwords, or search history. Any files you download or bookmarks you create will also be deleted when you close the Incognito window. When you open a new Incognito window, you’ll be asked if you want to continue where you left off. This means that when you close the window, any open tabs or windows won’t be saved, and you won’t be able to access them when you open a new Incognito window.

You can use incognito mode in Chrome to browse without sharing your data, location, search queries, or cookies. You can make Chrome your default browser by using the ‘Always open incognito’ option under settings. If you wish to disable incognito mode, you can uncheck the ‘Enable Incognito mode’ box under the same settings.

How to use Incognito mode?

Incognito mode is a feature that allows users to browse the internet without leaving any trace of their activity behind. It is a powerful tool that can be used to protect privacy, ensure anonymity, and avoid leaving a digital footprint. The main purpose of Incognito mode is to prevent information from being stored in your computer’s history, cookies, or search history. When you use Incognito mode, no information about your browsing habits is stored on your computer, meaning that you can browse the internet without having to worry about being tracked.

Using Incognito mode is easy, and it’s available in most web browsers. To enter Incognito mode in your browser, follow the steps below: 

• 1. Open your browser and click on the menu icon (usually three vertical dots). 
• 2. Select the “New Incognito Window” option. 
• 3. A new window will open, and you can start browsing privately. 
• 4. To close Incognito mode, simply close the window or tab. 

Why Should You Use Incognito Mode? 

Incognito mode is a useful tool for anyone who wants to browse the web without leaving a trace. It’s especially useful for people who want to keep their online activities private, such as those who are researching sensitive topics, or for people who don’t want their browsing history to be visible to other people who use the same device.

To use incognito mode in Chrome, simply go to the address bar and type https://www.google.com/settings/history and hit enter. This will take you to the incognito page where you can manage your browsing history.

Now, let us look at the features of incognito mode.

1. Browsing history

2. Saved passwords

3. Cookies

4. Auto complete

5. Web form auto fill

6. Bookmarking

7. Location

8. Search engine

9. Autofill

10. Incognito mode

11. Extensions

12. Data compression

13. Data transfer limit

14. Cache

15. DNS leak protection

16. Data security

17. Network throttling

18. Flash and Java

19. Security level

20. Developer mode

21. Incognito window

22. Incognito profile

23. Password manager

24. Clear browsing data

25. Reset all settings

26. Delete browsing data

27. Clear all data

28. Open incognito windows

29. Show data for websites

30. Disable auto complete

31. Disable all extensions

32. Disable all autocomplete

33. Hide all extensions

34. Hide all forms

35. Hide all bookmarks

36. Hide all cookies

37. Hide all history

38. Hide all passwords

39. Hide all saved passwords

40. Hide all browsing data

41. Hide all search terms

42. Hide all website data

43. Hide all web form autofills

44. Hide all web form autofill hints

45. Hide all autocompletions

46. Hide all autocompletions hints

47. Hide all autofill suggestions

48. Hide all autofill suggestions hints

49. Hide all autofill options

50. Hide all data

51. Hide all data entries

52. Hide all data entries hint

53. Hide all autofill options hints

54. Hide all search suggestions

55. Hide all search suggestions hints

56. Hide all autofill options hints

57. Hide all autofill suggestions hints

58. Hide all autofill suggestions

59. Hide all data entries hints

60. Hide all aut