How to Clear Browsing History on Safari and Chrome

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The browsing history in your Safari and Chrome browsers is there to help you find the webpages and sites you have visited. Both the browsers notice the most visited pages and start showing them page in the homepage. All the pages you visit will get stored in your browsing history, and it will slow down your browser. If you want the Safari and Chrome browser to work smoothly, then you need to follow the instructions mentioned below to clear browsing history on Safari and Chrome browser.

Steps to Clear Browsing History on Safari

• Open the Safari internet browser.

• Click on the Command and Comma keys together to go to the “Preferences” menu.

• Additionally, choose the Safari web browser and after that, click on the Preferences option given in the horizontal bar.

• Press on the General option.

• Choose the context menu given near the “Remove history items” option.

• The browsing history automatically gets deleted of your Safari web browser.

• You can also change this default setting by opening your Safari browser.

Steps to Clear Browsing History on Safari Manually

• Choose the History option by going to the horizontal bar.

• Press on the Clear history option located at the end of the pull-down menu.

• Now, the context menu will start showing in the Safari browser.

• After making your choices, you need to press on the Clear History option for the verification.

Steps to Clear Browsing History on Safari fr0m the iPhone

You can use these same steps on the iPad and iPod Touch if you want to clear Safari browsing history. Follow the steps listed below to complete this procedure:

• Press on the Settings tab.

• Slide up and choose the Safari browser.

• In the Safari browser, go to the main menu.

• Find the “Clear History and Website data” option.

• After finding that option, press on it.

Steps to Clear Browsing History on Chrome

• Open the Google Chrome browser.

• Click on the Settings tab.

• Press on the Advanced option.

• Click on the Content settings given below the Privacy & Security option.

• After that, press on the Cookies option located in the Content settings tab.

• Press on the option given near to the “Keep local data only until you quit your browser” checkbox.

• In case you have become frustrated with the cookies, then you can click on the option given near to the “Block third-party cookie” checkbox.

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