It won’t delete data that you’ve deliberately saved to your local hard disk during your Incognito browsing session.Google Chrome’s Incognito mode is great if you don’t to save information about your browsing activity to the device you’re browsing on, but it’s not an online invisibility shield. If you share a device, it’s a useful way of keeping your most personal online meanderings to yourself. That could be anything from gift shopping to looking up health conditions, or searching for media that wouldn’t be suitable for other members of the household. This makes it ideal for looking up anything you’d rather not inadvertently share with other users of that device. While Incognito mode doesn’t provide cast-iron privacy, it leaves minimal traces of what you’ve been reading on the device you’re using. Doesn’t save any data you’ve entered into a web form.Discards any cookies that are saved when you close all currently open Incognito mode windows.Blocks third-party cookies by default – this feature is optional and be disabled.Caches (temporarily stores) images and other media assets to RAM rather than to your hard disk.Does not automatically sign you into any of your Google or Chrome user accounts.Does not save visited sites or search strings to your browsing history.Unlike a standard Chrome session, Incognito mode takes the following measures to protect your privacy:

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