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Completely private browsing
Hi Guys
I am writing this post to warn and get help from anyone who can help out. I basically use a Windows 7 PC with IE8 for browsing SBF forum. I delete all cache after browing using a software called PurgeIE. It used to work very well on Win XP. Now, with indexing enabled, even if I wipe out the cache, SBF link shows up in the history. ANyone other porno site, we can explain off to the GF that it was just for harmless fun. But SBF will be very difficult explain. Any idea on how to solve this issue? I even have the option "Delete browsing history on exit" enabled. |
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Dun use IE8, use Firefox or Chrome.
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Everytime you want to exit IE, go to internet options, look under browsing history and select delete. Will have to do it manually each time, as sometimes the delete on exit option don't always work, I don't know why either.
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use ccleaner.. download from cnet
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I am impressed with bros here so helpful and knowlegable.
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you have to close the browser completely then it will be gone.
i used delete browsing history on exit. So far so good. |
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bro , use in private browsing
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If you like IE you should use IE 9 instead of IE8.
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I used a different PC.
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I use a diffrent laptop woth password needed to key in before using my laptop
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Thanks bros for the quick replies. I will try CCleaner first and see how it goes. Sometimes, even if you manually go and clear history from the internet options, the IE still stores the damn history for all to see. So forums mentioned that it is due to indexing enabled.
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I hope this is relevant to this thread but I'm referring mostly to brothers who use Google for browsing like I do. As of March 1 they changed their privacy policy and you need to do the following to make sure your browsing history is deleted:
1. Go to Google page 2. Sign in (top right hand corner-assuming you have a gmail acc) 3. Click 'privacy' at bottom 4. Click 'privacy' again 5. Click 'tools' 6. Click 'google dashboard' 7. Scroll down to 'web history' 8. Click 'remove items clear or web history' 9. Then pause web history (this removes all past history)-it should remain paused after this Hope this helps some brothers |
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there is a problem with deleting "history" everytime. Gf or CO will be suspicious that we spend so much on our pc and yet our history is always so clean!
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MacBook doesn't seems to have such a problem
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