Incognito Mode Reset Button

Google Chrome’s incognito mode is useful for a whole lot of things, also beyond the cliché dirty stuff one might prefer to be hidden from his browser history:

• Signing in on websites with different accounts or letting others do stuff without leaving marks on your browser

• Wanting certain stuff to not be tracked by advertisers

• Wanting more control of what shouldn’t go into consideration for personalised experiences on websites

• Other temporary research and things there’s just no need for to be remembered by the browser

• Tricking websites into treating you like a stranger

If you make use of the incognito mode extensively in your normal browsing experience, you might find yourself in situations where you’ve got a lot of tabs open in incognito mode that you don’t want to close yet, but you also want to visit a new website or do something where the initial incognito experience without the websites knowing anything about you should be replicated.

This is what this extension was made for: The Incognito Mode Reset Button deletes all data - history, cache, cookies, ... - that have been amassed within a running incognito session over time without having to close all incognito tabs.