How to Clear Google History
Posted on May 15, 2009 in ComputersMost of us check unsolicited sites on the Net and fall in a trap. It is because we are not illuminated on how to get rid of the sin. It is not hard for others to decipher what sites have been checked into. So it is urgent to note down how Google history may be deleted.
Many browsers have come up of late, but Internet Explorer and Fire Fox are the leaders. Both have different web based setting. Google toolbars will however be the same in both. Select it, clear browser history and then delete cookies from ‘Temporary Internet Files’. Better do it for 3 days, as that will create less suspicion. Delete the cookies for they will start giving non-referenced dll errors. This will not only hamper the work and add Trojans, but also open you up in the eyes of an expert.
In Firefox, you need to select ‘Private Data’ and then delete it. You may stop the pop-ups by un-checking ‘Remember what I enter in forms and search bar’. This is very effective.
You should also delete the history from address bar. Google will give you directions if you just right-click on the bar.
Google searches may be cleared off by downloading the Window Washer. Just select the files, put them on an Autofill, check them by URLs and then push the delete button. You should restart the computer for security and then check whether suggestive letters are again showing the URLs. If you want the kids to not check illicit sites, you may filter the sites by checking preferences. This you get as on option on the Google homepage.
If you do not wish to delete sites, if only for future vigils, you may hide them. Setting onion proxies, Firefox proxies and other proxies do this. You may keep different logins for kids and seniors. You may also put the site in a crowd so that the word ‘hot’ may show ‘hot body’ as well as ‘hot cake’. This gives a generic impression and no one suspects it.
Formatting the computer timely is a good option to keep losing track of history.
