Google Chrome is, we think better or worse, the most widely used web browser today. The difference with respect to its rivals is more pronounced on the desktop, that is, on both desktop and laptop computers, but it is also the most widely used browser if we look at the smartphone market, where according to the most recent data has a share of 64.31% compared to the second on the list, Safari, which accumulates 23.55%.
This is due, among other reasons, to the fact that Google has been focusing on Chrome for many years now, adding new functions and improving the existing ones (although in this regard there are the most varied opinions). With the search engine company we already know, if any product or service does not work as they consider it should, their pulse does not tremble when it comes to eliminating it, but otherwise, they dedicate as many resources as necessary to maintain it. in the candlestick
That explains why, every few weeks, we have a new version of Chrome, in which sometimes we not only find Chromium-specific news, but also others developed by Google exclusively for its browser, because in these times the war of web browsers has already Fortunately, there is no dispute, competing to impose their own rules above the standards, now the focus is on offering more and better functions and services than the competition. To which I add that I wish it had been like this from the beginning.
The latest news in this regard, as we can read in Phone Arena, is that The version of Google Chrome for Android already allows you to protect the incognito mode, blocking access to it after the biometric identification system Of the device. This is a feature that, curiously, was previously available in the iOS version of Chrome, so it’s good news that Google has used its scope so that it can also be used in its own operating system.
There are many users who use the incognito mode of Google Chrome to access sensitive pages, in the broadest sense of the term. In this way, if the phone of one of these people falls into the hands of others, its owner can rest assured that, even if the smartphone is unlocked, no one will be able to access the page (or pages) that it has open in the most private instance. from the browser.
We must remember, yes, that the incognito mode of Google Chrome, although it does offer a little more privacy than the normal one, not really a complete security and privacy tool.
