According to the available data, by default the mentioned function is disabled, but it can be activated by going to the corresponding menu under the link chrome: // flags. After that, the “Create shortcut” option will appear in the “Incognito” mode settings, by using which the user can mark a new shortcut on the desktop to launch the web browser.

As a rule, using the private mode allows you to automatically delete the history of visited sites and search queries after the session ends. However, Chrome’s incognito mode has an additional advantage. It automatically blocks third-party cookies used by websites to track user activity. This allows the browser to provide an increased level of privacy while browsing websites.   

Now, to start the “Incognito” mode, the user must select the “New window in incognito mode” option or press Ctrl + Shift + N when the browser is already running. The new option will simplify this process as users can place a shortcut to launch Chrome in Incognito mode on the desktop to begin interacting with the web with their privacy settings enabled.

At the moment, the new feature has not been announced and is in testing in Chrome Canary. Exactly when it will appear in the stable version of the browser is still unknown.