How to Take Screenshots in Incognito Mode on Android

How to Take Screenshots in Chrome Incognito Mode

Step 1: Open the Google Chrome browser on your Android phone. In the address bar, type chrome://flags and open the page.

Step 2: In the Search Flags section, enter Incognito Screenshot.

Step 3: Tap on the drop-down menu and select Enabled.

Step 4: Tap on the Relaunch button in the prompt that the Google Chrome browser shows. If you do not get this prompt, you can manually close and re-open Chrome on your phone.

You will now be able to take screenshots in any incognito tab in Chrome on your Android phone.

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How to Allow Screenshots in Firefox Private Mode on Android

Follow these steps to enable taking screenshots in Private Mode in Firefox browser for Android.

Step 1: Open Firefox, tap on the three dots, and select Settings.

Step 2: Scroll down to the Privacy and Security section. Tap on Private browsing.

Step 3: Enable the toggle named Allow screenshots in private browsing.

You can take screenshots in Firefox Private Mode tabs instantly. There is no need to restart the browser.

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How to Take Screenshots in Edge InPrivate Mode on Android

The Microsoft Edge browser on Android does not have a setting that you can toggle and start taking screenshots in its InPrivate Mode. Instead, Microsoft offers an alternative method for the same.

Step 1: Open an InPrivate tab on your Edge browser. Tap on the three bars icon.

Step 2: Now tap on the Share button. Select Screenshot.

Step 3: The Edge browser will now show you a preview of the screenshot. You can choose to save it, delete it, or directly share it to any other app without saving the screenshot on your phone.

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