Andy was 16 roughly in 2004 (he celebrated his 6th bday in 1995 when he got Buzz). Chrome, that popularized Incognito Mode hasn’t been released until 2008.
Back in the day we just had an extra browser where we always cleared all history after usage (was Opera for me).
[grins and adjusts glasses smugly]
Safari introduced private browsing in 2005.
Granted, Chrome eventually innovated by coming up with a catchier name.
They watch in horror as, increasingly frustrated, he searches: “Jessie Bullseye”, “Jessie Horse”, “Jessie cowgirl horse”, “Jessie roundup horse”, “cowgirl redhead horsecock”
“Bo Peep sheep fuck”
It’s a new toy!
“Hi! I’m Fleshy!”
Andy grabs some lube and Rex before shoving his tail up his own ass.
you’ve got a friend in me plays
@VIRAL
To the top you goooooo
And then they couldn’t take it anymore, they took action, and Andy was diagnosed with psychosis.
That’s about the only thing incognito is good for.
Incognito is also great if you need to log in to something on someone else’s machine, or someone needs to log into something on your machine. As soon as the window closes you’re logged out.
For example, I’ve used this to great effect in the past helping people find their cell phones. I open an incognito window, let them log into their Google or Apple account, then use the respective find phone tool.
True, or to log in to a second account of a service you’re already logged in to.
