Re:Bypassing anti-incognito detection in Google Chrome
by nsajko on Saturday July 20, 2019 @06:49AM
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I do not quite understand what do you mean by "switching".
In my workflow, when I want "Incognito", I just start a new Chromium session on tmpfs. No switching needed.
Re:Bypassing anti-incognito detection in Google Chrome
by em-bee on Saturday July 20, 2019 @08:42AM
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i am reading stuff, like HN, and a topic comes along that is considered controversial where i live. i do not want it to show up in my browser history.
so i right-click, open link in private mode, or in a tabgroup.
i am done reading, i close the private window or wipe the group.
with your method i'd have to first start a new browser with that second profile, then copy the link to the new browser to read. that's a lot more work than just selecting an entry from the right-click menu.
Re:Bypassing anti-incognito detection in Google Chrome
by nsajko on Saturday July 20, 2019 @09:34AM
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> with your method i'd have to first start a new browser with that second profile, then copy the link to the new browser to read.
But that is just about a second of work: my wrapper executable for chromium is named tb, and I use Dmenu with DWM for X window management, thus in four key presses and one mouse middle click the new browser instance is started and the URI copied: "ALT-P" "t" "b" "Mouse button 2".
for most of my stuff i want to keep the history and whatever else around. i also never restart my browser or my machine if i can't avoid it. (restarts happen when i don't want them, and that's when i don't want to loose my current state). so i am still stuck with specific sites that i need a second, cleanable mode for. it's the mode switching that is the issue. switching into incognito mode or to a new browser group is easy enough. so fixing either is the way to go.