My understanding was that the "incognito" mode in Google Chrome (or "private browsing" in Firefox) would prevent data like cookies or saved passwords from remai

My understanding was that the "incognito" mode in Google Chrome (or "private browsing" in Firefox) would prevent data like cookies or saved passwords from remaining on the physical computer when the window was closed. I had always thought that the primary use-case was to prevent data from being stored on a shared computer, for instance in a computer lab or a library. In my opinion, it sounds like the judge is thinking of something else entirely.