incognito on chrome

For Chrome private browsing, please contact Google Chrome Support.

As far as Safari is concerned, see this support guide:--> Browse privately in Safari on iPad - Apple Support

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Giulio

Tap the Switch tabs button in the upper right below the battery icon:

Tap the Incognito button at the top if not highlighted, or swipe right on the screen until highlighted to view all open tabs in Incognito mode. Tap Close All:

Tap the Tabs button or swipe left on the screen until highlighted to view all open tabs in regular mode. Tap a webpage thumbnail to select:

Incognito mode in Chrome is coded into the app. You can't remove it. There is no user option in Chrome's settings to disable it. As long as you don't invoke Incognito mode in Chrome you don't need to manage it. The only way to invoke it is intentionally, by tapping the ellipsis and tapping New Incognito Tab or from the Switch tabs page. To avoid it, create new tabs by tapping the plus sign to the right of the last tab while in regular mode. Close tabs by tapping the 'x' on a tab while in regular mode.

If the above is insufficient for your needs consider using Safari instead. You can disable Private Browsing in Settings. Navigate to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions and toggle on Content & Privacy Restrictions. From the same page navigate to Content Restrictions > Web Content and select Limit Adult Websites. If you aren't the only one using the iPad you may also want to set a Screen Time passcode. If so, make sure to set up Screen Time passcode recovery in the event you forget the passcode.

It's safe to say that if you delete Chrome and don't reinstall it you will no longer have a Chrome Incognito mode issue. Joking aside, deleting and reinstalling Chrome isn't going to remove or disable Chrome's Incognito mode.