Incognito Sessions - Jam Documenation

Overview

Jam works seamlessly in incognito mode, giving you complete debugging capabilities while maintaining privacy. Perfect for internal testing, sensitive environments, or when you need to capture bugs without leaving traces in your regular browsing session.

Key Benefits

How It Works

When enabled for incognito, Jam works the same as in regular browsing:

Getting Started

Enable Incognito Access in Chrome

  1. Go to chrome://extensions in your address bar
  2. Find the Jam extension
  3. Click Details
  4. Toggle on Allow in incognito

Enable Incognito Access in Firefox

  1. Go to about:addons in your address bar
  2. Find the Jam extension
  3. Click on the extension name
  4. Under Run in Private Windows, select Allow

Enable Incognito Access in Edge

  1. Go to edge://extensions in your address bar
  2. Find the Jam extension
  3. Click Details
  4. Toggle on Allow in InPrivate

FAQs

Does incognito mode affect the quality of bug reports?

No. You get the same data collection in incognito mode, including full network logs, console output, and device information.

Can I use Jam in incognito mode without enabling this setting?

No. Browser security policies require explicit permission for extensions to run in private browsing modes.

Will my incognito browsing data be saved in Jam reports?

Jam only captures the specific page and interactions you choose to record. Your broader incognito browsing session remains private.