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Turn on Opera GX Incognito & Hide Search History [How to]
The fastest way is by using the built-in shortcuts
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Updated onOctober 24, 2024
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With Opera GX Incognito mode you can browse the web without leaving any search history behind, and today we’ll show you how to enable this feature.
How do you turn on incognito mode in Opera GX?
1. Go Incognito through the Opera menu
2. Go Incognito on Opera GX using the shortcut
Or, you can browse in the private mode even without the VPN enabled. You can also usekeyboard shortcut to open Opera Incognito.
How do I search anonymously on Opera GX?
Does Opera GX track search history?
Opera GX, just like any other browser keeps track of your search history. However, you can prevent that by using the Incognito mode.
Is Opera GX private browsing safe?
Opera GX private browsing doesn’t keep browsing history, but it’s not perfectly safe and private since your ISP can still track your online activity. For full anonymity, you need to useOpera VPNor any other VPN.
But, if you are havingissues with the VPN on your Opera browser, you can refer to our detailed post for more information. If you’re having issues enabling this feature, we have a guide on what to do if youcan’t find a VPN in Opera, so don’t miss it.
We also have a guide onOpera GX privacy error, so don’t miss it for more information. If you don’t want to use Privacy browsing, we have an article on how todisable Private browsing in Operathat you might want to visit.
For users that frequently use this feature, you canmake Opera start in Private browsing by default, with a few simple tweaks.
For any other queries on the Opera GX browser, do not hesitate to drop a message in the comments box below.
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Madhuparna Roy
A diploma holder in computers and with a keen interest in technology, Madhuparna is passionate about writing How-to guides and helping people solve the most intricate Windows issues.
It all started with the evolution of mobile phones and Google, and that has now settled with Windows.
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