India, Nov. 29 -- Many people rely on Incognito mode to keep their online activity private, assuming that closing the window erases all traces. The feature is often used on shared computers, public devices, or simply to prevent automatic history storage. While Incognito prevents your browsing from being recorded locally, it does not guarantee full anonymity. Understanding what it does and does not delete is key to maintaining privacy.

When you open an Incognito window, your browser creates a temporary session separate from your main profile. Websites you visit do not appear in the regular history, and cookies or site data generated during the session are automatically removed once all Incognito tabs are closed. Form entries, search bar a...