Google is making a very useful tweak to Chrome for Windows, introducing a new desktop shortcut that will open the browser directly in incognito mode. Currently, if you want to browse in incognito mode, you have to click the menu button and select ``New Incognito Window'' or press Ctrl+Shift+N on your keyboard, which could save you money. some precious time every day. Incognito mode is a particularly useful tool these days, when so many people are working from home on potentially sensitive documents and want to make sure their browsers aren't storing data entered into forms and website URLs. However, using incognito mode does not mean that your online activity is completely private; it just means that the browser will not store the pages you visited or the terms you searched for. To really protect your privacy, you'll need a VPN, which routes data through a remote server using an encrypted connection. For more details and to decide which VPN service is right for you, check out our guide to the best VPNs.