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Incognito Mode

What is it?

Incognito mode is a private browsing feature in web browsers. It does not save your browsing history, cookies, or site data.


Tech Understandability: Beginner


Simple One-Sentence Definition

Incognito mode lets you browse the internet without leaving a trace.


Analogy or Comparison

It is like visiting a friend without letting anyone else know.


Why it matters?

Using incognito mode can help protect your privacy online. It is useful when you do not want others to see your web activities.


Fun Fact

Incognito mode was first introduced by Google Chrome in 2008.


Related Terms

Browsing History: Browsing history is a record of web pages you have visited.

Cookies: Cookies are small files that store information about your online activity.

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