Chrome on iPhone has a security measure that allows you to lock your incognito tabs behind a biometric lock. We'll show you how to enable that.

Google implemented Incognito mode on Chrome for whenever the need arises to do some "private" browsing, and it's pretty easy to get started on Android.

Android users, though, will have to open the three-dot menu and choose New incognito tab. Tap the tab icon in the Chrome menu to view all your incognito tabs.

Alternatively, you may hit the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl + Shift + N, to open an incognito window. To open a new incognito tab, go to the three-dot menu and click New Incognito Tab.

On the iPad, you can quickly switch from Incognito to regular browsing by tapping on the square in the upper-right corner. That icon will only be present when you have an Incognito tab open.

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Now open an incognito window and start browsing. You can freely close tabs and if you ever need to find a page you were on previously click the extension’s icon.

Open your incognito tab by tapping the number in a round box at the top-right corner of the Chrome app. Tap the three dots menu icon at the top-right corner of the screen.

That's why, if you merged tabs and apps, Chrome has a neat notification that will show up once you open some incognito tabs. And like all notifications, it will also appear on the lockscreen.