Which of the following best describes an incognito window in Chrome?

An incognito window in Chrome is designed to prevent the browser from storing any browsing history. When using incognito mode, your activity on the internet, such as the websites you visit and the data you enter, is not saved in the browsing history, and cookies created during that session are deleted once the incognito window is closed. This feature allows users to browse the web without leaving a trace of their activity on their device, which is particularly useful for maintaining privacy.

While options discussing saving history or deleting cookies touch on related aspects of web browsing, they do not accurately describe an incognito window’s primary function. The key characteristic of incognito mode is its focus on privacy by not retaining a record of the session, making option B the most accurate description.