What are two methods students can use to ensure their information is not saved in their Chrome browser?

Using an incognito window provides a private browsing experience, ensuring that the session data, such as cookies and browsing history, is not saved once the window is closed. This means that any websites visited during that session won't be recorded in the browser's history, and temporary data from that browsing session will not persist.

Clearing the browsing history also contributes to maintaining privacy. By deleting the history, students remove records of their previous browsing activities, ensuring that no one else using the same device can see where they have been online.

This combination effectively allows students to manage their online footprint directly in the Chrome browser. The other methods mentioned may not provide the same level of privacy or may not address the specific goal of ensuring that information is not saved in the browser itself.