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Tracks eraser software and freeware
Compare Clear All History and Delete History Free
Why you need tracks eraser software
• Did you know that your computer tracks everything you are doing while using the computer or surfing the Internet? Both your browser and Windows keep tracks of your computer and Internet activity. And these history tracks provide a way for others to view what you have done, searched, downloaded, run, etc. Learn more what Internet tracks and computer activity tracks leave on your PC
• Do you want your boss, co-workers, or kids to see what web sites you have visited, what images and movies you have seen, what files you downloaded, documents and files you have just opened, and many others?
• Some tracks of computer and Internet activity can't be removed manually without special Internet eraser software.
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Internet eraser software - Clear All History |
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Erase Internet surfing and other computer activity tracks. Using ClearAllHistory you can erase browser history, erase search history (erase Google search history, erase Yahoo search history), erase AutoComplete forms, address bar history, delete Temporary Internet Files (cache), stored passwords, cookies. Supports Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera and Netscape. ClearAllHistory also empties Windows Temporary Folders, clears clipboard, Recycle Bin content and Recent documents history, clears Windows Run History, search history, Start Menu open programs history and more. You can set the program to erase selected items automatically using program scheduler. Learn more ...
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Internet tracks left on your computer
Browser History
As you browser the Internet, each of the items you view are saved locally on your hard disk drive. This helps web pages you visit frequently load faster by loading the files from you hard disk drive instead of having to downloading the web page again.
Autocomplete History
AutoComplete is a feature that stores a list of everything you type in web pages (your name, e-mail address, keywords you enter in search engines, etc) and helps the user complete the form by suggesting possible matches.
Address Bar History
Address bar is a text box used to enter a web site address in a browser. Web browsers allow users to click the down arrow to view the recently visited pages.
Index.dat files in Internet Explorer
There are three index.dat files used by Internet Explorer. They are system files and can't be deleted manually as they are used by Windows all the time. Even if you erase browser history, cache and cookies, the index.dat files will continue to store information about what web sites you have visited and what cookies have been saved.
Browser Cache
Browser cache (also known as Temporary Internet files) stores the content of all the web pages you have visited (including pictures, animation, movies, other downloads, etc) during a session. Browser saves web pages, images from visited web sites into your hard drive whether you click on them or not This speeds up the displaying of pages you frequently visit as a web browser can open them from your hard disk instead of downloading them from the web.
Cookies
A cookie is a piece of data which often includes an unique identifier, that is sent to your browser from a web site you visit, stores as a file on your computer, identifies you as a unique user and track your web usage.
An easy way to protect your privacy is using Internet tracks eraser software
Why you should erase Internet history tracks
Browser History
Using browser history anyone who has access to your computer can see what web sites you visited.
Autocomplete History
While the AutoComplete feature may be helpful for some things, it can also seriously compromise your security and privacy, because anyone who has access to your computer can see what web sites you visited and what information you entered on web pages. Also various malicious software can use AutoComplete data to steal your personal information such as your name, e-mail address, credit card information and/or retrieve web sites passwords stored as autocomplete data.
Address Bar History
Address bar history shows the web sites you've recently visited and anyone who has access to your computer and starts to type in the address bar will get a drop down url list with the web sites you've visited.
Cache
Cache can seriously compromise your privacy because anyone who can use your PC can tell where you have been on the web.
Cookies
Despite cookies are useful, they can threat to your privacy as they can store sensitive information like your name and password on protected login pages, preferences, account information and choices you have made on the site. In one of their malevolent forms, cookies from one web site might track your visits to a different web site.
Index.dat files in Internet Explorer
Even if you erase browser history, cache and cookies, the index.dat files will continue to store information about what web sites you have visited and what cookies have been saved.
You can erase Internet history using special Internet tracks eraser software or manually.
Windows tracks left on your computer
Windows Temporary Folders (Windows Temporary files directory)
Windows uses the Temporary folders (Temp folder) to store Windows and other programs temporary files. Whenever a user starts any application Windows creates some Temporary Files so that application will run faster. Windows locks that file until the application is closed. This takes a lot of hard drive space, as it does not always get deleted automatically when the application is closed. So Windows Temporary files directory can become cluttered and contain files from programs you no longer have installed or files which may violate your privacy by tracking what you have done on your PC.
Windows Recent Documents list
Windows stores a list of the last 15 document files you have recently opened and worked with. Anyone who has access to your computer can see this list and open any of the items simply by clicking on the name of the document.
Clipboard
When you copy anything using the Windows copy command, the information is stored in the clipboard. We often use copy/paste commands while working with logins, passwords, credit card numbers and other secure information. But Clipboard information can be easily seen by anyone who can access your computer or by the web sites you visit.
Start Menu Run History (Windows Run History/recently run programs list)
Windows stores a list of programs you have run using the Run option in the Start Menu. So you do not need to type if you want to run it again, but it will also let others to see the list of programs you have run.
Erase Windows Search "Files & Folders" History (Find History files)
When you use "Search" option in the Start Menu, Windows keeps a list of the last files you searched for and the items you searched for in those files. And this search history will be visible to anyone who begins a new search. Windows "Files & Folders" search history can be easily seen if you open the "Search results" window (Start -> Search -> Files & Folders). Even if this information isn't shown in the "Search results" windows, it is kept in a Windows registry and can be easily viewed. Using ClearAllHistory you can erase Windows search "Files & Folders" history with one click.
Erase Windows Search "Computers" History (Find Computer History)
After you have searched for an item using Windows Explorer, Windows will automatically keep a record of the search. And this search history will be visible to anyone who begins a new search. "Computers" search history can be seen if you open the Search results window (Start menu -> Search -> Computers). Even if this information isn't shown in the "Search results" windows, it is kept in a Windows registry and can be easily viewed. Using ClearAllHistory you can erase Windows search "Computers" history with one click.
Erase Start Menu open programs history (Windows Explorer UserAssist Data)
Every time you open a program from the Start Menu, the date and number of times you used it is stored in an encrypted database. Windows keeps full run history under the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\UserAssist. If you don't clear UserAssist data, it can compromise your privacy and security and increase the number of entries in the registry slowing Windows down. Using ClearAllHistory you can easily clear the Start Menu open programs history (Windows Explorer UserAssist Data).
Common Dialog History List (ComDlg32\OpenSaveMRU and ComDlg32\LastVisitedMRU)
Most applications use the Windows-provided dialogs for open/save operations. The CommonDialog control provides a standard set of dialog boxes for operations such as opening and saving files, setting print options, and selecting colors and fonts. The ComDlg32 control which is used in many applications saves its own set of history information separate from other Windows history. Every time you open/save a file Windows keeps a record of this activity - Windows records the names of files that you open or save. So, very often when you choose "open" or "save" item from application's file menu, Windows displays a drop-down list of your most recently used files or opens the certain directory. Even if these names are not shown in the file open/save dialog of particular application, they are kept in a Windows registry and can be viewed.
View preferences for desktop and windows you opened (Streams and StreamMRU)
Windows stores up to 28 entries containing view preferences for the desktop and windows that you open in a most-recently-used (MRU) list. When you close a window, the view preferences (size, location) for each window are saved in a subkey of the Streams key. When the desktop or one of the windows is no longer included in the MRU list, the desktop or a window uses the default settings the next time the desktop or a window is refreshed. When you make changes to the desktop or a window, the view preferences for the desktop or a window are moved to the top of the MRU list.
Clear All History - Internet tracks & Windows tracks eraser software
Need easy-to-use tracks eraser software? Try ClearAllHistory!
Internet history eraser
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• Erase Internet History (browser history, search history, address bar history, forms AutoComplete)
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All information about web sites you visit is stored in the Browser History Files and anyone who has access to your computer can see what web sites you visited. Clear All History allows you to erase history in Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape and Opera. "Clear browser history" feature also includes erasing browser history, erasing search history, erasing address bar history (URL AutoComplete) and erasing AutoComplete forms.
"Clear browser history" option for Internet Explorer includes deleting index.dat file.
"Clear browser history" feature for Mozilla, Firefox, Opera includes erasing tracks of recently downloaded files (erases download list).
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• Clear cache (Temporary Internet Files)
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Browsers cache most of the pages you visit including pictures, animation, movies, etc. This speeds up the displaying of pages you frequently visit as a web browser can open them from your hard disk instead of downloading them from the web. By simply opening the cache file/folder (Temporary Internet Files), anyone can see what videos you've watched, what pictures you've seen, where you've been online and more. Using ClearAllHistory (Internet tracks eraser software) you can completely erase Cache (delete Temporary Internet files).
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• Delete Cookies
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Web sites can store short pieces of information on your computer called "cookies". Cookies are created in order to recognize users when they return to a website to offer customized content to the certain user. Cookies can also store such information as your name and password on protected login pages, preferences, account information and choices you have made on the site. So, even if you remove browser history, cookies like a map will show your surfing preferences, habits, passwords, etc. Using Clear All History (Internet tracks eraser software) you can delete cookies in Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape and Opera web browsers.
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• Delete stored Passwords
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Web browsers store passwords that you typed in web sites forms. While the AutoComplete feature may be helpful, it can also seriously compromise your security and privacy, because anyone who has access to your computer can use stored passwords to get access to the corresponding web sites or use special software to retrieve web site passwords stored as autocomplete data. Using "Delete stored passwords" feature you can completely remove stored passwords in Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape and Opera.
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• Erase cache, history, cookies index.dat files content in Internet Explorer
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There are three index.dat files (Internet history files) used by Internet Explorer. They are system files and can't be deleted manually as they are used by Windows all the time. Index.dat files store information which can show where you have been online. Clear All History (Internet tracks eraser) lets you easily erase the content of Internet history files.
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Erase Windows History
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• Empty Windows Temporary Folders (Temporary files directory)
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The Windows temporary directory (Temp folders) stores Windows and other programs temporary files. This directory can become cluttered and contain files from programs you no longer have installed or files which may violate your privacy. Clear All History (Windows tracks eraser) empties current user Temporary directory and Windows Temporary folder.
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• Erase Windows Run History (recently run programs list)
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Windows stores a list of programs you have run using the Run option in the Start Menu. And anyone who has access to your computer can see the list of programs that you've run. Using Clear All History (Windows tracks eraser) you can easily erase Windows recently run programs list.
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• Erase Windows Search "Files & Folders" History
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When you use "Search" option in the Start Menu, Windows keeps a list of the last files you searched for and the items you searched for in those files. And this search history will be visible to anyone who begins a new search. Windows "Files & Folders" search history can be easily seen if you open the "Search results" window (Start -> Search -> Files & Folders). Even if this information isn't shown in the "Search results" windows, it is kept in a Windows registry and can be easily viewed. Using ClearAllHistory you can erase Windows search "Files & Folders" history with one click.
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• Erase Windows Search "Computers" History
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After you have searched for an item using Windows Explorer, Windows will automatically keep a record of the search. And this search history will be visible to anyone who begins a new search. "Computers" search history can be seen if you open the Search results window (Start menu -> Search -> Computers). Even if this information isn't shown in the "Search results" windows, it is kept in a Windows registry and can be easily viewed. Using Clear All History you can erase Windows search "Computers" history with one click.
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• Erase Start Menu open programs history (Windows Explorer UserAssist Data)
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Every time you open a program from the Start Menu, the date and number of times you used it is stored in an encrypted database. Windows keeps full run history under the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\UserAssist. If you don't clear UserAssist data, it can compromise your privacy and security and increase the number of entries in the registry slowing Windows down. Using Clear All History you can easily erase the Start Menu open programs history (Windows Explorer UserAssist Data).
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• Clear view preferences for desktop and windows you opened (Streams and StreamMRU)
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Windows stores up to 28 entries containing view preferences for the desktop and windows that you open in a most-recently-used (MRU) list. When you close a window, the view preferences (size, location) for each window are saved in a subkey of the Streams key. When the desktop or one of the windows is no longer included in the MRU list, the desktop or a window uses the default settings the next time the desktop or a window is refreshed. When you make changes to the desktop or a window, the view preferences for the desktop or a window are moved to the top of the MRU list.
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• Erase recently open/save files list (ComDlg32\OpenSaveMRU and ComDlg32\LastVisitedMRU)
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Most applications use the Windows-provided dialogs for open/save operations. The CommonDialog control provides a standard set of dialog boxes for operations such as opening and saving files, setting print options, and selecting colors and fonts. The ComDlg32 control which is used in many applications saves its own set of history information separate from other Windows history. Every time you open/save a file Windows keeps a record of this activity - Windows records the names of files that you open or save. So, very often when you choose "open" or "save" item from application's file menu, Windows displays a drop-down list of your most recently used files or opens the certain directory. Even if these names are not shown in the file open/save dialog of particular application, they are kept in a Windows registry and can be viewed.
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• Clear Clipboard
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We often use copy/paste commands while working with logins, passwords, credit card numbers and other secure information. But Clipboard information can be easily seen by anyone who can access your computer or by the web sites you visit. Using Clear All History you can protect your privacy by clearing your Clipboard. Using "Clear Clipboard (buffer) after paste with Ctrl+V and/or Shift+Ins" feature you can completely remove any information from the Clipboard after paste with Ctrl+V and/or Shift+Ins
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• Erase Recently opened documents list
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Windows stores a list of documents and files you have recently opened and worked with. Anyone who has access to your computer can see this list and directly link to any of the items that you’ve opened. "Clear Recent Documents" feature allows you to erase the "recently opened documents" list located in the Start menu.
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• Disable Recent documents option
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Using the "Disable Recent documents" option you can disable the recent used documents from access without deleting the list of recently used documents.
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• Empty Recycle Bin
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If you delete a file it often means that this file will be moved into the Recycle Bin (not deleted from your computer at all) and can be simply restored from the Recycle Bin. Using "Clear Recycle Bin" feature you can completely delete files from your computer by removing them from the Recycle Bin.
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With Clear All History you don't have to remember to clear browser history, delete Temporary Internet Files (cache), remove cookies, clear Clipboard, empty Recycle Bin, clear Recent Documents. Clear All History does it for you. You can set the program to clear the selected items automatically in Stealth Mode. Program scheduler includes two options: Clear selected items on program start and Clear selected items on program exit
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You can change any hotkeys combination.
Hide All Browsers - Alt + H (by default)
Using this hotkey combination you can hide all open browser windows. They will be shown neither on the desktop nor on the Task Bar. They will be completely invisible. So no one knows that you have running browser. To show all browser windows again use "Show Hidden Browsers" window.
Show Hidden Browsers - Alt + S (by default)
Using this feature you can show all browsers that were hidden using "Hide All Browsers" feature.
Minimize All windows - Alt + M (by default)
Using this feature you can minimize all open windows on the Task Bar.
Close All Browsers - Alt + Q (by default)
Using this feature you can immediately close all browsers. Note: this feature only closes all browsers without deleting any tracks of surfing activities.
Clear All Selected Items - Alt + C (by default)
Using this feature you can clear all pre-selected items (see What to clear window) immediately. Note: you should close your browser before as some items can't be deleted completely while the browser is running
Close All Browsers and Clear All Selected Items - Alt + E (by default)
Using this feature you can immediately close all browsers and clear all pre-selected items of your Internet and computer activity (see What to clear window).
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• Quick Clearing option
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Using "Quick clearing" feature you can clear all pre-selected items immediately with just one click.
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• Supports different web browsers
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Using Clear All History you can delete browser history, clears cache/Temporary Internet Files, delete cookies in Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape and Opera.
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• Password protection
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Allows you to protect the program from unauthorized access with password.
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Free tracks eraser | Free Internet tracks eraser | Internet tracks eraser freeware
Need easy-to-use free Internet tracks eraser software? Try Delete History Free.
Delete History Free is free tracks eraser software that allows you to erase Internet history and other computer activity tracks from your PC:
• Erase History in Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Netscape, Opera, Firefox
• Erase address bar history (URL AutoComplete)
• Erase history index.dat file (Internet Explorer)
• Erase Windows Temporary files
• Clear Clipboard
• Delete Recent Documents list
• Empty Recycle Bin
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Using this Delete History Free (free tracks eraser) you can:
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• Erase Internet History
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All information about web sites you visit is stored in the Browser History Files and anyone who has access to your computer can see what web sites you visited. Delete History Free is free tracks erase software that allows you to erase Internet history in Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape and Opera. "Delete browser history" feature also includes erasing address bar history (URL AutoComplete)
"Delete browser history" option for Internet Explorer is combined with index.dat file deleting.
"Delete browser history" feature for Mozilla, Firefox, Opera includes erasing tracks of recently downloaded files (deletes download list).
"Delete browser history" feature for Internet Explorer also removes the path you used for the last file(s) saving.
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• Erase history index.dat files content in Internet Explorer
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Index.dat file stores information which can show where you have been online. Index.dat file is a system file and it can't be deleted manually as it is used by Windows all the time. Its content is not deleted even if you delete browser history folder content. Delete History Free (free tracks eraser) lets you easily erase the content of index.dat file.
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• Erase Windows Temporary Files (Temporary files directory)
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The Windows temporary directory (Temp folders) stores Windows and other programs temporary files. This directory can become cluttered and contain files from programs you no longer have installed or files which may violate your privacy. Delete History Free is free tracks erase software that empties current user Temporary directory and Windows Temporary folder.
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• Clear Clipboard
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We often use copy/paste commands while working with logins, passwords, credit card numbers and other secure information. But Clipboard information can be easily seen by anyone who can access your computer or by the web sites you visit. Using Delete History Free you can protect your privacy by deleteing your Clipboard information.
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• Delete Recently opened documents list
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Windows stores a list of documents and files you have recently opened and worked with. Anyone who has access to your computer can see this list and directly link to any of the items that you've opened. "Delete Recent Documents" feature allows you to clean up the "recently opened documents" list located in the Start menu.
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• Empty Recycle Bin
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If you delete a file it often means that this file will be moved into the Recycle Bin (not deleted from your computer at all) and can be simply restored from the Recycle Bin. Using "Empty Recycle Bin" feature you can completely delete files from your computer by removing them from the Recycle Bin.
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• Quick Clearing option
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Using "Quick clearing" feature you can clear all pre-selected items immediately with just one click.
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• Supports different web browsers
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How can I erase tracks using Clear All History?
Clear All History is easy-to-use Internet tracks eraser software for Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, Netscape.
To erase Internet tracks:
• Double-click the Clear All History tray icon or right-click the Clear All History tray icon and select the Open Main Window item.
• Click the Tool button in the toolbar.
• Select What to Clear -> Browser History item.
• Check what tracks you want to erase.
• Select the browser(s) where you want to erase Internet tracks. You can erase Internet tracks for several browsers simultaneously.
• Click the Clear now button.
Can I set Clear All History to erase Internet tracks automatically?
If you want to erase Internet tracks automatically:
• Double-click the Clear All History tray icon or right-click the Clear All History tray icon and select the Open Main Window item.
• Click the Tool button in the toolbar.
• Select Settings and put the check mark next to Clear selected items on program start and/or Clear selected items on program exit" option(s) and click the Apply button.
• Check what tracks you want to erase.
• Select the browser(s) where you want to erase Internet tracks. You can erase Internet tracks for several browsers simultaneously.
• Click the Apply button.
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Also see how
erase browser history
erase search history
erase Autocomplete forms
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erase web history in different browsers
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