OK, would someone like to explain how Chrome can call a window "incognito" when, if you access a private email account, the login name is then displayed as a suggestion then next time you visit Yahoo on a regular window?
I know Google is solely in the business of collecting information, but let's not call a feature "private" when it's not!

Really? That's strange. I have never experienced anything like that (although to be fair, I dont use incognito much...). Anyway, are you sure you don't have an external program running that manipulates suggestions or something, or else do you have any extensions enabled in incognito?