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If you're using incognito mode for anything more than not recording local browser history, I think you're using it wrong.

• daveloyall 11y ago
  I use incognito mode to get Chrome (or Firefox) to pretend to have an empty cookie jar. So that I can log into some site again with a different account, for example.
  • jryan49 11y ago
    I stand corrected. No local history + cookies then.
    • anpk 11y ago
      And making sure there is nothing cached
    • JBiserkov 11y ago
      And seeing a website as a first-time visitor to make sure the color of non-visited links is OK
  • tekism 11y ago
    Just an FYI there is a pretty neat chrome extension called Click and Clean, it allows you to whitelist cookies and deletes the rest with the click of a button. Good for web development, etc.
• lfender6445 11y ago
  and to prevent installed extensions from running.
• vacri 11y ago
  I routinely use it to test alternate logins, given that it behaves as a separate browser session.