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This is exactly what I would expect to happen - and if you imagine being a typical user, what they would expect too. I used incognito windows to log into Googl
by Wolfenstein98k 6y ago
This is exactly what I would expect to happen - and if you imagine being a typical user, what they would expect too.
I used incognito windows to log into Google services back when I used Chrome.
Now I use Brave, and it has a feature that prevents logging in browser-wide just because you signed in to a given Google service, IIRC.
(I still use incognito though, mostly out of habit and an obsessive desire to manage my "history" - I do all fresh searches and follow all links through incognito and only move things into the normal window when I want it to be in my history / findable later)
- throw_away892 6y agoBrave just like other Chromium-based browsers will link any logged in Google accounts to browser data/history. How much of this data is sent back to Google should be the question here. Am not qualified enough to give this but it's reasonable to say Google will have the last laugh in this scenario. I also have an eery feeling Google tracks you even when you go incognito. After all it is the same browser (leaks such as supercookies keep coming up) and more importantly, their own browser. All this is however wild conjecture. Am paranoid at all things Google & tracking. A better approach IMO would be to isolate all Google-related activity to its own separate browser or go Firefox containers.