Create a Desktop Shortcut for Incognito Mode in Google Chrome

Google Chrome has been working on a pair of Chromium code changes that will allow users to create a desktop shortcut for incognito mode, making it easier and more convenient to access this private browsing feature. According to the recent updates, this new flag will be available on chrome://flags, enabling users to add a 'Create Shortcut' option to Incognito Mode's profile menu.

This new development is not unlike what Chrome already offers for Windows users, where each profile can create a desktop shortcut. However, with this latest update, Google seems to be preparing an even handier way to open Chrome's Incognito Mode, exclusively for Windows users. The feature will allow you to create a desktop shortcut that opens directly into an Incognito window.

Currently, the best way to open an Incognito window in Google Chrome is by first opening the browser and then using either the Ctrl-Shift-N shortcut or the 'New Incognito window' menu option. But with this new development, users will have the flexibility to access Incognito Mode more easily and quickly.

Incognito Mode has a wide range of uses, from hiding certain web pages from your history to bypassing paywalls on larger news sites, or simply wanting to do a search without it appearing in your Google Search history. The Windows version of Google Chrome is preparing to add a desktop shortcut that will make it even easier to access this private browsing feature.

Overall, this update promises to enhance the user experience and provide more convenience for those who frequently use Incognito Mode in Google Chrome. With this new feature, you'll be able to create a desktop shortcut that opens directly into an Incognito window, making it quicker and easier to access your private browsing sessions.

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