Choose your sites.
Save a list of websites on your device.
Retired project
Instant Incognito
A private window, right on cue.
Selected sites, straight into an incognito window. An earlier Coffee & Fun project, kept here for existing users.
Chrome
Retired project · No contributions accepted
A quieter entrance.
Chosen websites.
A separate browsing window.
Retired project
Your chosen websites
Private windows
Local settings
THE LITTLE DETAILS
A look at how it worked.
Let it switch.
Matching pages open in a private window.
Know the limits.
Incognito limits local browser history. It doesn’t make you anonymous.
Private windows.
Clear expectations.
Incognito mode limits what your browser saves locally. It does not make you anonymous to websites, your network provider, your school, or your employer.
HOW IT WORKED
Three simple steps.
Choose your sites.
Add the websites you want to open in a private window.
Browse as usual.
The extension checks whether the page matches your list.
Continue in incognito.
Matching websites open in a private browsing window.
From the Coffee & Fun graveyard.
Retired project · No contributions accepted
Is Instant Incognito still maintained?
Instant Incognito is retired. Existing users can still find its documentation here, but continued browser compatibility is not guaranteed.
Can I still contribute?
No. Contributions are closed for this retired project.
What permissions does it need?
Navigation and tab permissions let it recognize listed sites and open a private window. Storage saves your settings locally.
Does incognito make me anonymous?
No. Private browsing does not hide your traffic from the sites you visit or the network you use.