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I know that in Chrome's incognito mode, nothing gets written to the disk at all (including Flash's Shared Objects). So if I open an incognito window, browse, th
by naturalized 16y ago
I know that in Chrome's incognito mode, nothing gets written to the disk at all (including Flash's Shared Objects). So if I open an incognito window, browse, then close Chrome, then open another incognito window and return to the page, does this defeat all this?
- atldev 16y agoNope, just tried it. Incognito, cookies there. Clear cache, incognito mode again and 3 types still captured. Really quite fascinating.
- naturalized 16y agoDid you completely quit the browser in between your visits? Because if the instance of Chrome from which you opened the incognito windows have been running between your visits, it may have retrieved these from the memory, even if you closed the incognito window after the first visit.
- lukasb 16y agoSo we need a stateless browser and don't have one.
- c00ki3s 16y agowget or curl come to my mind
- StavrosK 16y agoWhy doesn't anyone try this? I did, and it seems that incognito mode does defeat this. However, since this always sets the same cookie, I couldn't tell if it read it or set it. From the looks of things, it only read the cookie, which means that closing incognito mode deletes it.
- sireat 16y agoI have gotten Flash Objects before, while using Chrome incognito mode. Will have to repeat this experiment with the current version.