To accomplish that on Windows, click the "X" icon in the upper-right corner of your Chrome window.
To close the incognito window in Chrome on a Mac, click the "X" (red) icon located in the top-left corner of the browser.
Open an incognito tab before attempting to exit Chrome’s incognito mode on a mobile device. Tap the number in the circle box located in the top-right corner of the tab.
Every tab open in private mode will be visible to you. Click the three dots in Chrome’s upper-right corner to close all of these tabs.
To close the Incognito Tabs, tap the three dots menu.
That’s it, too. Chrome will terminate all of your private tabs.
The name "Private Mode" in Firefox refers to the same functionality as incognito mode. The phrase "private mode" will appear in your browser.
Click the "X" symbol in the top-right corner of your browser to exit a private window in Firefox on Windows.
Click the "X" (red) icon located in the top-left corner of Firefox to close a private window on a Mac.
In the mobile version of Firefox, exiting private mode is also simple. To accomplish this, tap the number in the round box at the top of the Firefox screen.
Tap the three dots in the upper-right corner of the menu that appears.
Click the three dots and choose "Close All Tabs."
Firefox will close every private tab you have open. Tap the mask icon on your Firefox screen to exit private mode.
This is what the browser will refer to as "InPrivate mode," which is what Microsoft Edge calls incognito mode.
Click the blue "InPrivate" label in the upper-right corner of Edge on Windows, Mac, or Linux to end an open InPrivate window.
Open the menu and choose "Close InPrivate Window."
Tap the number located in a square box at the bottom of the Edge screen to close all InPrivate tabs on a mobile device.
In the bottom-left corner of the screen that appears, select "Close All."
All of your open InPrivate tabs will be closed by Edge.
Let’s investigate the cause of Chrome’s incognito mode.
You can accomplish a lot with the internet, but not everything has to be seen by the public.
Fortunately, you can conceal your search history from other users of your internet-connected device by using the incognito mode.
However, most people are unaware that using private browsing or incognito mode isn’t truly private.
Your web browser automatically saves the history of the searches you perform when you conduct online searches.
After you close all of the incognito tabs, your browser will no longer save the history of the websites you have visited while using private browsing mode.