Google Chrome Help login Google ChromeHelp Forum (ENGLISH) Using Chrome as a guest Guest mode will not allow you to view or edit other users' Chrome profile information. Exiting guest mode will remove your browsing activity from the computer. Guest mode is ideal if you: let others borrow your computer or if you borrow someone else's computer, using a public computer, such as in a library or cafe. If you want to browse privately on your own computer, use Incognito mode . You'll see your data and settings without any browsing history being saved. Computer androidiPhone and iPad Enter guest mode Open Chrome on your computer. Click Profile at the top right . Click on Guest . Note: If your computer has a restricted user set up, guest mode will not be available when all unsupervised profiles are locked. Exit guest mode Close the browser window in guest mode. Your browsing history, cookies and site data will be cleared. Others can view certain data In guest mode, Chrome does not save your browsing activity. Websites you visit, including the advertising and resources used on those sites Websites you log in to Your employer, school or whoever manages the network you use Your internet provider Search engines Search engines can show search suggestions based on your location or activity in your current incognito session. When you search on Google, Google always estimates the general area from which you search. Learn more about your location when you search on Google Related articles Share Chrome with others or add a profile Private browsing in incognito mode Share your Chromebook with others Provide feedback on this article Was this helpful?Yesnew ©2020 Google Privacy Policy General Terms of Use Dutch