Is there a way (except click-right → Open Link in Incognito Window) to make Google Chrome open all links in an incognito window from normal browsing mode?
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Related Solutions
Since Chrome doesn't allow to enable extensions in incognito mode only, you may use a different user profile for incognito mode, and set up the extensions you need for the incognito mode in this user profile.
In order to do it, create a shortcut on your Desktop with the following command (for Windows XP):
"C:\Documents and Settings\Your Username\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --user-data-dir="..\User Data\Inco" --incognito
This solution has two drawbacks:
- You have to run the incognito mode via a separate shortcut.
- You have to install and update the extensions for incognito and normal browsing separately.
You can find the cookies in the Developer Tools, in the Resources (now Application) tab, even in an Incognito window.
Open them with:
F12 on Windows
⌥⌘I on OS X
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Best Answer
Right click on the link, and then press the letter "g" on the keyboard. It's almost as fast as just clicking the link