How to permanently set browsers in private mode for fast Incognito browsing

If you are concerned about your privacy online or worried about your family members of other people who share same computer with you monitoring your activities online, then you must enable private browsing.

Private browsing allows surfing the internet without storing any data on your browser. Your browsing history or cache is deleted once you close the browser.

Every browser has a private mode but the problem is that we often forget to enable private browsing when we go online. So today I want to share with you how you can permanently set browsers in private mode for fast incognito browsing.

To make sure you never forget to browse incognito again, use this tip to modify your desktop icon’s target location to bring you straight into an incognito session on your Windows PC.

Google Chrome:

If you are Chrome lover and love to browse with Google Chrome, you can permanently set your Chrome browser in private mode for fast incognito browsing by changing the icon’s target location in very simple steps.

1. Right-click on the Chrome icon on your desktop and select “Properties”

2. Add “-incognito” to the ending of the “Target” destination.

“C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe”

Add “-incognito” to the end so it appears as

“C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe” –incognito

3. Click on Apply and OK to close the preference.

Other Browsers:

Whether you want to set Firefox, Internet Explorer or even Opera browser to private mode for fast incognito browsing, the same method applies. Simply change the appendage to permanently set any other browser in private mode for fast incognito browsing.

Simply change the appendage with any of the ones below;

Firefox and IE = “-private”

Opera = “-newprivatetab”

There you have it, the quickest way to permanently set browsers in private mode for fast incognito browsing.

Using this guide you don’t have to forget setting your browser to private mode any more as it will permanently be on private mode always. That way you don’t have to worry about clearing cache or browser history every time you surf the web on a shared computer.

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