please and thx, first answer that helps gets 10 pts!!!
Twelve answers:
Boulavogue
2007-12-22 21:25:35 UTC
i'm guessing your using safari (not firefox or somthing else as a web browser) heres 4easy steps
1. Open Your Safari Browser
2. The History Menu
3. Clear Your Browsing History
4. Confirm Clear History
but to clear the url (http;//ww.....and so on)
1.Safari menu
2.Reset Safari
Loretta
2016-03-29 09:56:51 UTC
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In Safari: Safari menu > Reset Safari. This will clear the cache, delete the entire history, delete any previous locations listed in the location (URL) bar and delete any previous searches in the Google search box. Quit out of Safari (Safari menu > Quit) for the reset to take effect. Firefox: will probably have a delete history command in its menu bar too. Next time use Safari in privacy mode (to enable it: Safari Menu > Privacy mode). This will automatically remove all traces, just like a full reset, for your activies in the browser. The difference though is that history and all the other things will stay the same to the point where you enabled privacy mode. After you quit out of Safari it is as if you had never been there for that session. Note: Mac OS X does not have a registry (so don't go looking for one to clean). You will only need to do registry cleaning if you installed Windows on your Mac.
2014-09-02 12:02:11 UTC
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2007-12-22 21:33:08 UTC
If you're using Safari, just go to "history" in the pull-down menus, the select "Clear History". It's that simple. If you're using a browser other than Safari, you'll probably need to go to preferences and find the history.
2007-12-22 21:27:13 UTC
Tools, internet options (or options/something along those lines), clear history, or private data
Elbert
2007-12-23 01:49:27 UTC
You should also delete the History.plist file in Home > Library > Safari and delete the cookies in Safari menu > Preferences > Security > Show Cookies
Paul T
2007-12-22 21:25:53 UTC
Go to "Safari" on the top left side of your screen, then go to "reset Safari".
Gets rid of everything.
2007-12-22 21:25:43 UTC
mac books dont have a vixible memory.. u cant view it they hide it for a reason
2007-12-22 21:32:56 UTC
what have you been up to
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