Incognito Browsing: A Guide to Private Browsing

What is Incognito Browsing?

Incognito browsing, also known as private browsing, is a feature that allows you to browse the Internet without saving any of your browsing history, cookies, or other data. This can be useful for a variety of reasons, such as when you want to keep your browsing history private, or when you want to avoid tracking by websites.

How to Use Incognito Browsing

Incognito browsing is typically accessed by clicking on the "New Incognito Window" option in your browser's menu. Once you're in an incognito window, you'll see a message that says "You're browsing incognito." This means that your browsing activity will not be saved to your computer.

Limitations of Incognito Browsing

While incognito browsing can be useful for protecting your privacy, it's important to note that it is not foolproof. Websites can still track your activity using other methods, such as your IP address. Additionally, if you download files or save passwords while in incognito mode, those files and passwords will be saved to your computer.