

Two Incognito tabs in Google Chrome Which browser do you like best for private browsing? Try the same in your browser, even if you are not using Chrome. Press Command ⌘ + T in macOS to open a new tabĪfter pressing CTRL + T in Google Chrome, we now have two Incognito tabs open, as shown in the screenshot below. This action opens a new tab in your browser’s private window.

Similarly, on a Mac, press Command ⌘ + T. Press CTRL+T on Windows, Linux, or ChromeOS to open a new tab Isn’t standardization across web browsers great? This shortcut keyboard works in all browsers: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera. If you want to open a new private tab within the same private browsing window, press CTRL + T on Windows, Linux, or Chrome OS. Opera's Private browsing window Open a new Incognito, Private or InPrivate tab with a shortcut key In addition, you can also turn on the browser’s VPN for additional protection from spying eyes. The private browsing window from Opera has a logo similar to Google Chrome’s, and it informs you about what this mode does. Opera also uses the Chromium rendering engine, and it has the same shortcut keys for its Private Mode: Microsoft Edge InPrivate Open Opera’s Private Mode with a keyboard shortcut You see information about what InPrivate does and doesn’t do, and you can also perform private searches with Bing. This action opens InPrivate browsing in a window similar to the one in the screenshot below.

Also, you will see that this browsing mode may not protect you as much as you think it does. You will understand what private browsing is and how it is different from browser to browser. NOTE: Before going ahead with this tutorial, we recommend reading about InPrivate and Incognito. Similarly, on a Mac, press Command ⌘ + T.If you want to open a new private tab within the same private browsing window, press CTRL + T on Windows, Linux, or Chrome OS.If you’re using a Mac, press Command ⌘ + SHIFT + N after opening Google Chrome.The shortcut key for opening an Incognito window in Google Chrome is CTRL + SHIFT + N.
