Browser History

Want to make sure nobody can snoop and see where you've been on the Internet? Sometimes being able to erase browser history can come in handy, especially on shared computers. By following these instructions you'll be able to do just that with any browsers you use in Windows. more »

Your Internet browser automatically is set to save the history of websites you've visited and the search terms you enter. This might feel like an invasion of privacy. While this feature is supposed to be helpful, it can be annoying at times, but you can delete your Web search history. more »

Internet browsers make it possible to use the World Wide Web or access a LAN (local area network). Internet browsers are commonly called "Web browsers" because of this. Websites contain words, pictures, audio, videos and hyperlinks to other pages in the form of HTML (hyper text markup language). An Internet browser is an application... more »

When you log onto the Internet, some of the websites you visit will place small files on your computer's hard drive called "cookies." The Windows operating system also stores a history of the sites visited. All of these files (and more) are not usually shown, but they can be deleted as a way of preserving privacy of the PC owner. more »

Cookies are small files placed on your system by the websites that you frequent. If you do not clear your cookies from time to time, they will begin to pile up and slow your system. If you are using Windows Vista, it is very easy to delete your computer's cookies; here's how. more »