Incognito Mode is a privacy feature found in most modern web browsers that allows users to browse the internet without saving their browsing history, cookies, site data, or information entered in forms. When activated, Incognito Mode prevents the browser from storing local data related to the session, making it useful for maintaining privacy on shared or public computers. However, it does not make users anonymous to websites, internet service providers, or network administrators. Downloads and bookmarks created during the session are still saved. Incognito Mode is often used for private browsing, testing websites, or logging into multiple accounts simultaneously.