Incognito Router

Incognito Router automatically opens specific websites in an InPrivate/Incognito window, with optional inactivity auto-close for sensitive sessions. Local activity log recording auto-closed sessions, exportable as CSV. When a browser tab navigates to a URL that matches a configured rule, Incognito Router reopens that site in an InPrivate/Incognito window and closes the original tab. This helps ensure that designated sites are always accessed in a private browsing session. For sensitive apps, sessions can also be set to automatically close after a period of inactivity — helping keep a clean slate on shared or unattended workstations. Features Automatically routes matching websites to an InPrivate/Incognito window Closes the original tab after the private window opens Supports exact hostname rules (e.g., portal.example.com) Supports wildcard rules (e.g., *.example.com) Per-site inactivity auto-close: closes a tab after a configurable period of no activity On-page inactivity warning with a "Keep me signed in" option before closing Optional: closes all Incognito windows when the workstation screen locks Prevents duplicate windows and redirect loops Ignores browser-internal pages Supports logging Configuration Routing and inactivity rules can be managed in two ways: Enterprise policy (managed): Administrators can centrally define the rules through managed storage. When managed rules are applied, settings are read-only for users. Local: On unmanaged devices, rules can be added on the extension's options page. Privacy Incognito Router does not collect, store, or transmit browsing history, personal data, or page content. URL matching and inactivity detection are performed locally on the device. The inactivity feature only listens for local activity (such as mouse or keyboard input) to reset a timer — it does not capture or record any content.