I need to see some history of the incognito mode…and I know I can’t, but I want to. Its my own computer, but well I have to go through the Porn mode for something and is there any techie here who can do it? Ofcourse Google won’t help me to crack its own code…and believe me I have tried.
All help is welcome so long as it works. Thanks 
[quote=“divea”]I need to see some history of the incognito mode…and I know I can’t, but I want to. Its my own computer, but well I have to go through the Porn mode for something and is there any techie here who can do it? Ofcourse Google won’t help me to crack its own code…and believe me I have tried.
All help is welcome so long as it works. Thanks [/quote]
Incognito mode doesn’t encrypt or hide the browsing history-- it simply does not record the browsing history at all. How do you propose to find data that is never recorded to begin with?
[quote=“jashsu”][quote=“divea”]I need to see some history of the incognito mode…and I know I can’t, but I want to. Its my own computer, but well I have to go through the Porn mode for something and is there any techie here who can do it? Ofcourse Google won’t help me to crack its own code…and believe me I have tried.
All help is welcome so long as it works. Thanks [/quote]
Incognito mode doesn’t encrypt or hide the browsing history-- it simply does not record the browsing history at all. How do you propose to find data that is never recorded to begin with?[/quote]
I don’t propose a thing…Incognito does show .wmv files you may have seen on the net in IE history so well, I thought maybe just maybe there is a glimmer of hope. And thanks a lot.
Ahh yes, this occurs when downloading a file in Incognito Mode that is handled outside of the browser. For example, if you download a .wmv file in Incognito Mode, it is opened by Windows Media Player (or whatever program handles wmvs on your computer) and WMP will not know to hide the history of that file. However, the actual browsing history and cookies are not saved.
It may be possible to piece together an idea of what sites were visited by traces left behind in Flash cookies if your Chromium and Flash are old versions that do not obey privacy mode policies. To view the Flash cookies on a Windows computer, open a window and copy this into the folder address: [b]%APPDATA%\Macromedia\Flash Player#SharedObjects[/b], then open the 8-digit randomly named folder. Inside you should see the domain names of sites that are storing Flash cookies (assuming Chromium does not delete Flash cookies in incognito mode).
Here’s a picture of my Flash cookie folder, showing cookies for Gmail and Youtube:
groups.google.com/a/chromium.org … wc=1&pli=1
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_Shared_Object
Good luck