I wonder if this could be the case where Chrome's dominant position would bite Google in the ass. Because if you're just a website, you do what you can with th

I wonder if this could be the case where Chrome's dominant position would bite Google in the ass. Because if you're just a website, you do what you can with the information provided to you by the user agent (browser). But if you're also the browser manufacturer which provides an "incognito" option, and your other (main) property explicitly goes around it as much as it can... that smells bad.