The article explains how to open an incognito or private window in various browsers using keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+N (Cmd+Shift+N on Mac) for Chrome, Edge, and Safari, and Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on Mac) for Firefox. It advises logging into the application in this window and reproducing the issue to test it.
How to Open and Test in an Incognito Window
1. Open a New Incognito/Private Window
Choose your browser below for the specific keyboard shortcut:
- Google Chrome: Press
Ctrl + Shift + N(on Windows) orCmd + Shift + N(on a Mac). - Mozilla Firefox: Press
Ctrl + Shift + P(on Windows) orCmd + Shift + P(on a Mac). - Microsoft Edge: Press
Ctrl + Shift + N(on Windows) orCmd + Shift + N(on a Mac). - Safari: Go to the
Filemenu and selectNew Private Window, or pressCmd + Shift + N.
2. Log In and Recreate the Issue
In the new private window that opens, navigate to the application (e.g., app.contentsquare.com), log in with your credentials, and try to perform the exact same steps that caused the issue before.