Android users can utilize fingerprint authentication to protect their Chrome Incognito tabs.
This functionality is currently in the testing stage but will undoubtedly soon be accessible through the Android Chrome settings window. Exiting the program and re-entering it opens a popup with the button “Unlock Incognito,” which, should the user choose to proceed, causes a fingerprint icon to “Verify It’s You.” The feature is presumably named “Lock Incognito Tabs when you Leave Chrome.” Along with this ground-breaking new function, there will also be an option to use a PIN if your fingerprints are usually sweaty.
The article asserts that although the functionality has not yet been released publicly, it has now been determined to be stable. Therefore, copying and pasting “chrome:/flags/#incognito-reauthentication-for-android” into your device’s address bar will instantly activate the functionality. This is true of all the Google Chrome for Android’s experimental features. If you put chrome:/flags into your browser, you should find several fascinating flags for individuals interested in the various options.
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