00:00In this video, I will show you how to go incognito on Google Chrome.
00:05So I'll be showing you how to open an incognito window in Chrome,
00:09so you can browse more privately without Chrome saving your browsing history on your device.
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00:22So here we are on Google Chrome. Now there's a couple ways that you can actually go incognito.
00:27The first way to do this is if you have the Google Chrome shortcut into your taskbar,
00:33what you can do is right click onto the Google Chrome logo.
00:36And from this menu that comes up, you're going to see an option to open a new incognito window.
00:41Give that a click and what that's going to do is put you in incognito mode.
00:45So what this means is that Chrome won't save your browsing history,
00:48cookies and site data and information entered in forms.
00:51However, your activity may still be visible to websites you visit,
00:55your employer or school and your internet service provider.
00:59Another way to do this is if you do have Google Chrome opened,
01:02if you come up to the top right hand corner of Google Chrome,
01:05click onto the three dots to open this menu,
01:07you can see there is an option here to open up a new incognito window.
01:11Give that a click.
01:12And again, what that's going to do is go incognito on Google Chrome.
01:15And there's also a shortcut as well,
01:17which if you hold down control shift and then press N on your keyboard,
01:21you can see again, this is going to open up a new incognito tab.
01:25So that's how to go incognito on Google Chrome.
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01:34And with that being said, I will see you in the next video.
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