Adding a shortcut to open a new Incognito window directly from your Google Chrome homepage can be a convenient way to quickly start a private browsing session without having to navigate through menus and options. Here's how you can do it.

To begin, right-click on the empty space on your Desktop and select 'New' > 'Shortcut.' In the Create Shortcut dialog box, type in the following command: `%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe -incognito`. This will create a shortcut that opens a new Incognito window directly.

Note that you'll need to close all currently open Incognito windows before creating the shortcut. If you have an Incognito window open and then try to open another one, Chrome will continue using your private browsing session in the new window.

It's also important to note that cookies remain saved during your Incognito session, but will be deleted once you exit Incognito mode. This means that any data entered into forms or websites while in Incognito mode will not be saved.

Incognito mode is a feature of Google Chrome that allows for private browsing. While it doesn't save things like your browsing history, cookies, site and forms data, it does allow you to access your profile, bookmarks, and other account information.

In recent updates, Google has introduced a native feature that allows creating an Incognito Mode shortcut with just one click. This means that you can easily create a shortcut to open a new Incognito window without having to manually enter the command.

To take advantage of this feature, simply right-click on your Chrome homepage and select 'Add to shelf.' From there, you'll be able to choose from a variety of icons and customize the name of your shortcut. Once you've created your shortcut, you can easily access it by clicking on it or using the keyboard shortcut.

In conclusion, adding a shortcut to open a new Incognito window directly from your Google Chrome homepage is a convenient way to quickly start a private browsing session. With the native feature introduced by Google, creating this shortcut has become even easier and more accessible.

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