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How to Delete Sites Visited on a Computer History

Double-click on <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/internet/">the Internet</A> Explorer icon to open a new window in your browser.Click the "Tools" button on the menu at the top of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. Select the "Delete Browsing History" option. A new box will open with options.Click the "Delete History" button next to the options you want to delete. "Temporary Internet Files" contain copies of <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/internet/">the web</A> pages you've visited; "Cookies" are files websites place on your computer so the site remembers your information the next time you visit; "History" is a list of all the sites you've visited; "Form Data" is all of the information you've ever typed into forms on websites; and "Passwords" is any password you've asked a website to remember for login purposes.Click "Delete All" if you want to delete every type of history on your computer. A new pop-up will appear asking if you want to complete the action. Click "Yes."Open a new Mozilla Firefox window by double-clicking on the icon. Click the "Tools" button in the menu across the top of the screen. If you are running Firefox 2.0 or 3.0, proceed to the next step. If you are running Firefox 3.5, skip step 2 and proceed to step 3.Click the "Options" button in the menu. A window will appear with various options for your browser. Click the "Privacy" button. In Firefox version 2.0, click the button that says, "Clear Browsing History Now." In Firefox version 3.0, click the button that says, "Clear Now." If you are running Firefox version 3.5, proceed to the next step.Click the "Tools" button in the top menu, then click the option that says, "Clear Recent History." A new window will open that says, "Time range to clear:" with a drop-down box next to it. Click the drop-down box and select "Everything." Finally, click "Clear Now."Open a new browser window by clicking on the Safari icon in the "Dock" of your screen. Click the "History" button in the top bar across the screen.Select "Clear History," located at the bottom of the menu. A box will open that says, "Are you sure you want to clear history?"Click "Clear." To select specific history to clear, click "Show All History," highlight the history you want to remove and hit the "Delete" button.

How to Delete Sites Visited on a Computer History

Double-click on the Internet Explorer icon to open a new window in your browser. Click the "Tools" button on the menu at the top...

Google to delete UK Street View Wi-Fi data

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///classifications/world%20of%20tech/images/google_street_view_car-200-200.jpg"> Google has promised to delete all the Wi-Fi data its <a href="http://www.techradar.com/news/internet/behind-the-scenes-with-google-street-view-590608">Street View</A> cars accidentally downloaded from the UK, giving itself nine months to do the job. Even though Google collected data - unwittingly or not – that it had no right to, David Smith, deputy information commissioner from the UK has said that Google will not be fined for the incident. "We'd have had to find that there was substantial damage or distress to individuals from the collection of snippets of emails, URLs and passwords." He told the BBC. "We'd have to meet that criteria for a penalty to be imposed." No duplication To be fair to Google, <a href="http://www.techradar.com/news/internet/google-profoundly-sorry-over-network-data-capture-689935">it admitted</A> itself that it downloaded Wi-Fi data while compiling shots for Street View, but it was found that the company had downloaded sensitive information in Canada, after the Canadian authorities investigated what data was collected by the search giant. The UK hasn't and won't do as stringent an investigation, with Smith explaining: "We spent less time searching than others did. If we had searched for days and days we would have found more. "It is not a good use of the data protection authority to duplicate more in-depth enquiries." Google will now have nine months to delete all the data it collected. We never knew that finding Ctrl+A and Ctrl+X took so long.

Google to delete UK Street View Wi-Fi data

Google has promised to delete all the Wi-Fi data its Street View cars accidentally downloaded from the UK, giving itself nine months to do ...

How to Delete Previously Viewed Pages From an Address Toolbar

Click the "Safety" button near the top-right corner of the window and select "Delete Browsing History" from the resulting list of options.Check only the box labeled "History."Click the "Delete" button.Click the "Tools" item near the top of the window and select "Clear Recent History" from the resulting list of options.Click the "Time range to clear" drop-down menu and select "Everything."Click the "Details" button to view the full list of history clearing options.Check only the box labeled "Browsing & Download History."Click the "Clear Now" button.Click the the wrench button near the top-right corner of the window, select "Tools" from the resulting list of options and then click the "Clear browsing data" item.Check only the box labeled "Clear browsing history."Click the "Clear data from this period" drop-down menu and select "Everything."Click the "Clear browsing data" button.Click the "Tools" item near the top of the window and select "Delete Private Data" from the resulting list of options.Click the "Detailed Options" button to view the full list of history clearing options.Check only the box labeled "Clear history of visited pages."Click the "Delete" button.

How to Delete Previously Viewed Pages From an Address Toolbar

Click the "Safety" button near the top-right corner of the window and select "Delete Browsing History" from the resulti...

How to Delete a Windows Calendar

How to Delete a Windows Calendar

Open your Windows Live Calendar page and sign in with your user name and password. Select the calendar that you wish to delete in the list ...