Google Chrome Incognito is a module created by the Google company for the Chrome browser, it allows private browsing on the Internet from a PC, i.e. browsing the Internet without the browsing data being saved after closing this browser module.
Many people use Google Chrome Incognito mainly to browse pornographic websites and this is because the links accessed are not saved in the internet browsing history, but the module has a bug that could make you laugh at some point given
A young student of the University of Toronto discovered this problem of Google Chrome Incognito after he accessed some websites with pornographic content and saw advertisements for them when he returned to the normal version of the Google Chrome browser.
The problem is related, according to the student, to the way Google Chrome interacts with the drivers of the Nvidia video cards, they have a problem that does not generate the deletion of the cache from the memory, so that data regarding browsing done in private mode remains saved in the browser.
A patch to the GPU drivers could ensure that buffers are always erased before giving them to the application. It's what an operating system does with the CPU RAM, and it makes sense to use the same rules with a GPU. Additionally, Google Chrome could erase their GPU resources before quitting.
The student also thought of a method by which a patch applied to the drivers of the Nvidia graphics cards would solve the problem, but the Nvidia company claims that in reality the bug is generated by OS X and not by its drivers, the problem cannot be reproduced by them in Windows.
Now Apple probably won't answer anyone about this problem, but Google has recognized the existence of the bug and said that it's not their fault, so everyone is blaming each other, so it remains to be seen who will bother to solve the problem.
