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How do you delete history in google search bars

Lr158 · 2007-01-28 19:34:11

Dont know if its the right place??

28-01-2007 7:34pm

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Dont know if its the right place??

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#2 28-01-2007 7:35pm

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Ctrl + Shift + Del in Tools?

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#3 28-01-2007 7:39pm

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You're in the wrong forum. Try here.

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#4 28-01-2007 7:45pm

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Someone has something to hide anyway.

What browser are you using?

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#5 28-01-2007 7:46pm

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If its in firefox, right click in the search space and click clear search history. Tut tut googling images is the lowest form of porn.

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#6 28-01-2007 7:47pm

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Download window washer, and run it every time you finish a session on the computer.

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#7 28-01-2007 8:19pm

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purplengold wrote:

Download window washer, and run it every time you finish a session on the computer.

Listen to this man, he's clearly a pro.

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#8 28-01-2007 8:21pm

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Moved from AH, make a note of the other forums in future OP.

Use CCleaner Lite for your google search issue or Firefox has an option to clear private data after closing.

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#9 28-01-2007 8:21pm

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rb_ie wrote:

Listen to this man, he's clearly a pro.

its a smart thing to do if you do banking on line.

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#10 28-01-2007 8:33pm

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No its just more out of curiosity

There is away to do it in the tool bar on IE

I just forget and want to know

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#11 29-01-2007 2:22am

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Lr158 wrote:

Dont know if its the right place??

Lr158,

For Google:

Just click on the small black down arrow next to the "G" in the Google search bar.

Then choose the "View History" option.
In there you will see the option to clear the search bar history.

For IE7:

You can get to it by clicking on "Tools" & choosing the "Delete Browsing History" option at the top of the drop down list.
In the Browsing History section click on the "Delete" button.
Then click on the "Delete History" button.

OR

Click on "Tools"
Click on "Internet Options"
In the Browsing History section click on the "Delete" button
Then click on the "Delete History" button.

Note: IE7 has the "Menu Bar" turned off by default, if yours is off you can turn it on
by clicking on the little black down arrow beside "Tools"

Then click on "Menu Bar"

Hope this sorts you out
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