See How Easily You Can Delete Browsing History
Internet privacy is crucial. There are steps you can take to hide your tracks in IE and Firefox so others unable to see the sites you have been visiting. There are two ways to save your privacy online: The first way is by make use third-party cookies. The second is by set how your browser history is saved. Almost all browsers will have ways to automatically delete your browsing history. IE and Firefox, for example, provide you a number of different ways to browse privately by not saving cookies in particular browsing sessions, or by deleting your browser history whenever you close the browser.
Private Browsing
In IE, you’re able to use its InPrivate browsing option, which enables you to browse the Web without storing cookies or your History. To get into InPrivate browsing, either push CTRL+Shift+P or just fire up IE and click on the Safety option in the menu. You’ll notice a link for InPrivate browsing. After you click that, a new Window will pop up and you’ll notice the InPrivate icon resided to the left of the address bar. To close InPrivate browsing, simply close this Window. In Firefox, you can also fire up private browsing mode, either hitting CTRL+Shift+P or even by navigating to Tools, then Start Private Browsing.
Automatically Delete Browsing History
You can also automatically clear your web browsing history in IE by get to Tools, Internet Options and beneath the General tab, mark the box that says “delete browsing history on exit.” This will automatically clear your web browsing history when you close out of IE. If you’re using Firefox, you can also have your history automatically cleared by get into Tools, then Options, then click on the Privacy tab. You’ll shown few options for how Firefox handles your history.
Properly managing history is very crucial, particularly at your workplace or even if you have a laptop that could be lost. Before you clear your history, make sure to write down any website you frequent as if you’re clearing them from your history, you perhaps don’t have them bookmarked, either.
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