问题
I asked this question before but didn't make it clear that I meant in user script, not in JavaScript from a webpage.So I'll be more clear now.
Is it possible to determine if Google Chrome is in incognito mode via a user-script (basically a script run as an extension in the browser, not a script being run on a webpage)?
回答1:
If you are developing an Extension then you can use the tabs API to determine if a window/tab incognito.
More information can be found on code.google.com.
If you are just working with a webpage or a userscript, it is not easy, and it is designed to be that way. However, I have noticed that all attempts to open a database (window.database) fail when in incongnito, this is because when in incognito no trace of data is allowed to be left on the users machine.
I haven't tested it but I suspect all calls to localStorage fail too.
回答2:
To detect whether a window is in incognito mode, check the incognito property of the relevant Tab or Window object. For example:
var bgPage = chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage();
function saveTabData(tab, data) {
if (tab.incognito) {
bgPage[tab.url] = data; // Persist data ONLY in memory
} else {
localStorage[tab.url] = data; // OK to store data
}
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/overview.html
回答3:
Nowadays it's quite easy to do this from a content script. Just use
if(chrome.extension.inIncognitoContext) {
//you're incognito
} else {
//you're not
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2916876/is-it-possible-to-determine-if-chrome-is-in-incognito-mode-via-a-user-script