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Incognito mode, known as Incognito Mode (Chrome), Private Browsing (Firefox), InPrivate Browsing (IE), operates differently from regular browsing. It refrains from saving website data, cookies, or browsing history, ensuring independence from the regular mode. This means you can log in with additional Gmail or Facebook accounts on the incognito tab. In this article, Mytour guides you on how to open incognito tabs on Chrome, Cốc Cốc, FireFox, EDGE. Feel free to check it out.
1. Open incognito tab on Chrome and Cốc Cốc
The process of opening incognito tabs on Chrome and Cốc Cốc is quite similar, as both browsers share the same source code.
To open an incognito tab on these browsers, you can simply press the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+N; the incognito tab will appear instantly.
Alternatively, on the Chrome browser, click the three-dot icon in the top left corner and select the option 'New Incognito Window.'
For Cốc Cốc browser, click on the Cốc Cốc icon and choose the option New Incognito Window.
In the incognito tab, you'll notice a special icon for easy identification:
2. Opening Incognito Tab on FireFox
To open an incognito tab on the FireFox browser, you can either use the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P or click the menu button on the top right corner of the browser and select New Private Window.
In the incognito tab, you'll find a mask icon for easy identification:
3. Opening Incognito Tab on EDGE Browser
On the EDGE browser, you can open an incognito tab by either using the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P or clicking the menu button on the top right corner and selecting New InPrivate window.
In the incognito tab, you'll find an InPrivate icon for easy recognition.
Above is the guide on how to open incognito tabs on Chrome, Cốc Cốc, FireFox, EDGE. Hope you find the article helpful. Thank you for following along.
