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To further enhance your online privacy, you can also check out our guide on how to fake geo-location in your browser and how to disable location tracking on Windows 10.Faced similar problem with new Asus X series on Win 8.1. You can enable it in Google Maps and on YouTube by following our step-by-step tutorials. If you don’t want to use the incognito mode by default on your browser, you can still maintain privacy by deleting browsing history on Chrome, Firefox and Edge Chromium.Īs for the Incognito mode, it is available not only on web browsers, but also in most of Google’s online services and apps, including Maps, YouTube and more. You can revert the changes by deleting the addendums at the end in the ‘Target’ box.

Open Browsers in Private Mode to Enhance Your Online Privacyĭo note that in case you use method number 1 for Chrome and Firefox, the browsers will open in incognito/private mode only when started from the shortcut with modified target path. Microsoft Edge Chromium will now open in InPrivate (private or incognito) mode every time it is started. Click on OK and provide admin permission if asked.

In Properties > Shortcut, add “ – inprivate” (without quotes use a space before the hyphen) at the end of the default target path.

Now right-click on the Edge Chromium shortcut and select Properties.

If there’s no Edge Chromium shortcut on the desktop, create one by going to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application and then right-clicking on msedge.exe > Send to > Desktop (create shortcut).

Else, create a shortcut by navigating to the Chrome installation folder and then right-clicking on the executable file (chrome.exe) > Send to > Desktop (create shortcut). If you do, skip this step and go to step 2.

Firstly, check if you have a desktop shortcut for Chrome.

Method 1: By Modifying Target Path in Desktop Shortcut Note: You need to be logged in as administrator on your Windows 10 computer to be able to make the following trick(s) work. Taskbar icon right-click menu for Google Chrome (left) and Mozilla Firefox (right) Always Open Google Chrome in Incognito Mode Then right-click on it and select New Incognito Window in case of Chrome, New Private Window for Firefox and New InPrivate Window in Edge Chromium. For that, first pin that app’s shortcut to the Taskbar if it isn’t there already.

The easiest way to start an Incognito session in any browser, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge Chromium, is through its Taskbar shortcut. Open Microsoft Edge Chromium in InPrivate Mode by Default

Open Mozilla Firefox in Private Mode by Default Start Incognito Session in Any Web-BrowserĪlways Open Google Chrome in Incognito Mode