This article covers how to use incognito mode in Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Opera for private browsing.
“Incognito mode” is a built-in feature in Chrome and most other browsers. Incognito mode stops a browser from saving any information from the websites you visit, such as cookies, history, or anything entered into a web form (such as a credit card number, address, name, or anything else.) Incognito mode does not prevent you from being monitored by snoopers, but it is an excellent first step to ensure that no search history is stored.
Incognito Mode for Google Chrome
When you use Google Chrome incognito, the browser does not save your browsing history or other personal information. To open a private browsing session in Chrome, follow these steps:
Step 1
Select New Incognito Window from the Chrome Menu (three vertical dots) in the upper-right corner.