Incognito Reopen & History

Keep Your Incognito History Private with Auto-Delete

Want the convenience of incognito history without keeping it forever? Set it to delete itself when your last incognito window closes, or after a set number of days.

June 7, 2026

Keeping an incognito history is genuinely useful, right up until you start wondering how long it’s piling up. The whole appeal of incognito is that it doesn’t linger. So if you’re going to keep a history at all, you want it on a leash.

Incognito Reopen & History gives you exactly that: the convenience of reopening tabs and browsing your history, with auto-delete rules that keep it from outstaying its welcome.

Choose when it disappears

Open the extension and you’ll find an Auto-delete setting with three modes:

The auto-delete control expanded to show all options: never, when all incognito windows close, or older than 1 to 30 days

Your choice is remembered and applied automatically. Set it once and forget about it.

Or clear it yourself, instantly

Auto-delete runs in the background, but you’re never locked into waiting for it. At any time you can:

It was never leaving your device anyway

Auto-delete is about tidiness and peace of mind, not damage control. Your incognito data never leaves your computer in the first place. Everything is stored in your browser’s local storage, with no account and no server behind it. Auto-delete simply means even you won’t find it lying around later.

New to keeping an incognito history? Start with how to see your incognito browsing history, or read does incognito mode save history? for what Chrome stores on its own.

Install Incognito Reopen & History and keep your incognito history for exactly as long as you want, no longer. It’s free.

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