Not sure if this is the correct area, depending on whether it's a Windows problem or a Google problem.
TL;DR - sometimes my Google Chrome desktop shortcut will switch on it's own to opening a regular browsing window (saves pass/user and history) instead of an incognito window. It deletes the " --incognito" that I have added to the shortcut target line.
I have had this happen to me constantly over the last few months on both my work and my home computer. One using Win7 64 and one using WinXP.
I have my Google Chrome shortcut setup with " --incognito" added to the end of the target line. It works great for weeks, every time it opens it is automatically an incognito window. Then, for no reason and with no common theme, the shortcut will no longer open an incognito window but a normal browser window instead. If it is the first time it has happened in a while, I sometimes don't notice right away since the incognito window is mostly white as well.
It's not a huge deal, and every time that it happens I just go back into the shortcut properties and add the " --incognito" back onto the end of the target line. It is annoying though, as I will sometimes browse through my email, forums, etc and login with my user/pass which will then become auto-suggestions unless I completely erase the browsing history and saved data of Google Chrome.
Anyone else have this happen to them?
TL;DR - sometimes my Google Chrome desktop shortcut will switch on it's own to opening a regular browsing window (saves pass/user and history) instead of an incognito window. It deletes the " --incognito" that I have added to the shortcut target line.
I have had this happen to me constantly over the last few months on both my work and my home computer. One using Win7 64 and one using WinXP.
I have my Google Chrome shortcut setup with " --incognito" added to the end of the target line. It works great for weeks, every time it opens it is automatically an incognito window. Then, for no reason and with no common theme, the shortcut will no longer open an incognito window but a normal browser window instead. If it is the first time it has happened in a while, I sometimes don't notice right away since the incognito window is mostly white as well.
It's not a huge deal, and every time that it happens I just go back into the shortcut properties and add the " --incognito" back onto the end of the target line. It is annoying though, as I will sometimes browse through my email, forums, etc and login with my user/pass which will then become auto-suggestions unless I completely erase the browsing history and saved data of Google Chrome.
Anyone else have this happen to them?