The fastest way to open incognito mode is with a keyboard shortcut. Hit Ctrl+Shift+n (Command+Shift+n on Mac) in Google Chrome, and a new incognito mode window will appear.
You can also activate incognito mode with Chrome’s user interface. Click on the three dots in the top right-hand corner of the window, and then click “New Incognito Window.”
Any time you launch a new tab with incognito active, you will see a message that says “You’ve Gone Incognito” in the middle of the screen.
There is another indicator for incognito mode in the top right-hand corner of Chrome — it remains visible so long as you’re incognito.
Remember, Incognito mode will not stop most tracking activities. It will only prevent your browsing history from being saved locally on your PC.
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