Just change the command and click on OK button. That’s it! The registry edit makes Google Chrome start in incognito browsing mode always. You must already be having a Google Chrome shortcut on desktop to open the browser in standard form. Note: If Google Chrome is installed in a different path or under within your user profile, make sure you use the correct path to chrome.exe when creating a shortcut. For example, if the (default) value data is set as: "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" "%1"Ĭhange that to: "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" -incognito "%1"īy adding the -incognito flag after chrome.exe, you can make sure Chrome always starts in incognito mode by default when clicking hyperlinks in mail, or double-clicking an. Google Chrome is my de facto desktop browser, but its latest update (v.75, to be exact) fixed a bug that has really been more of a feature to me (and as it turns out, a number of others). Add the -incognito switch after the Chrome executable name.Start regedit.exe and go to the following key: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ChromeHTML\Shell\open\command.URL files & HTTP, HTTPS links in Chrome Incognito by default, use the following registry edit. You can type the address and hit the Enter-key in the address bar or click on a link that points to the site: the site gets opened in Incognito Mode regardless. Open HTML, URL files, and HTTP links in Chrome Incognito by default You can start Incognito Mode as needed by pressing Ctrl+Shift+N, or by clicking on the three dots in the top right corner and clicking on New incognito window. Once you are in Google Chrome Properties window then go to Shortcut tab and there in the Target section enter -incognito at the end of the text as shown in the picture below.
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