Delete Visited Websites For A More Secure Computer

February 3rd, 2010

There are several different ways you can go about to delete visited websites in your internet browser. For each online session your internet browser will save all the sites you visit. By having this each time you revisit that site it will take you to the webpage much faster. But there are several disadvantages to having this information saved in your temporary internet files.

Most individuals tend to delete their internet history by going through their internet browser. The location of the function for deleting these sites will vary depending on the browser. If you use internet explorer then you will find the correct function in the tools menu. You want to delete your browsing history and this will empty out the saved internet sites. Safari has this function under its history menu and Firefox allows you to clear recent history in its tool menu.

Another option for deleting your visited sites is through the hard drive. You simply open up your computer and get to the properties for your hard drive which is normally labeled as the C drive. Underneath the pie chart listing the hard drive usage will be a button to clean up the hard drive. You can then go in and specifically delete the temporary files, temporary internet files and offline web pages.

There is also special software packages designed to delete your internet browsing history and these will delete your index.dat files, records, auto complete, cookies, UserData records, history files, cookies and much more.

By leaving these files on your computer you are making it easier for someone to access your personal information which can be very damaging. These software packages are excellent and you can schedule when you want to delete the visited sites.

Deleting these files will also make your computer run faster and add to your computers security. These temporary files do take up a lot of room and you should clean them out frequently.

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