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Ritesh Warke On Tuesday, March 1, 2011

You may have noticed that when you type a search into Google’s search box, a list of previously searched for terms are displayed. These previous searches are not saved by Google, but are actually saved by your web browser through a feature called "AutoComplete".
AutoComplete is used by most major Web browsers, including Internet Explorer and Firefox, to assist users in filling out web forms and performing web searches. With the AutoComplete turned on, the browser keeps track of information that you’ve recently typed (such as Web addresses, form data and search queries), attempts to anticipate what you are typing and offers possible matches.
This means that when you start typing in a Google search box, a dropdown list of previosuly searched terms can appear. With increasingly more Web users concerned about privacy on the Web, it is no surprise that keeping one’s Google search history private has become an important issue for many.
(Note: to remove search history from the Google toolbar, please see Delete Google Toolbar History)

How to Delete Google Search History


To manually delete your saved Google searches (AutoComplete history), you can perform the following steps:
Internet Explorer 7:
  1. Open Internet Explorer
  2. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options
  3. Choose the tab labeled General
  4. Under Browser History, select Delete
  5. Next to Form data, choose Delete forms…
  6. Click Yes
Internet Explorer 6:
  1. Open Internet Explorer
  2. From the Tools menu, select Internet Options
  3. Choose the tab labeled Content
  4. Under Personal Information, select Autocomplete
  5. Select Clear Forms
  6. Click Yes
Firefox:
  1. Open Firefox
  2. From the Tools menu, select Options
  3. Choose the tab labeled Privacy
  4. Select Clear now…
  5. Put checkmark next to the box labeled Saved Form and Search History
  6. Click Clear Private Data Now
For steps on how to stop your browser from recording this information, please see: Turning Off AutoComplete.





This Post is written by: Ritesh R. Warke GPRS Expert & Webmaster.

Ritesh R. Warke is a professional Ethical hacker, web designer and front end web developer.
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