A GLITCH with Nvidia’s GPU drivers meant one users' habits in Chrome's stealthy Incognito Browsing mode were suddenly plastered over his screen.

A Canadian student discovered his Incognito viewing was not as private as he'd thought

It turns out your viewing habits in Google Chrome's Incognito mode aren't as secretive as you might hope.
One University of Toronto student, Evan Andersen has blogged about his unfortunate experiences with the hugely-successful web browser.
Triggered by a glitch in Nvidia’s GPU drivers, the contents of one application were able to leak into another.
As a result, the content Mr Andersen had been watching on his computer in a Chrome Incognito window suddenly reared its ugly head some hours later.
He detailed in his blog: "When I launched Diablo III, I didn’t expect the pornography I had been looking at hours previously to be splashed on the screen.
"But that’s exactly what replaced the black loading screen. Like a scene from hollywood, the game temporarily froze as it launched, preventing any attempt to clear the screen.
"Even though this happened hours later, the contents of the incognito window were perfectly preserved."

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