You can check the browser history only if you have access to their browser. You need to go to browser tab to view the history.

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The reason why you have to delete the cache in the computer because it takes up to much space on your hard drive and it also slows down your computer. The way you can do this with window XP is to go into the Internet Explorer and select tools, you will see a selection where it says Internet Options, go to the general tab and delete cookies, files and offline files, go and clear history. Next step go to settings in general and view files and go to edit select all and delete. Then after this hit apply, another spot you can go to to clear cache is in the content tab - clear SSL state - auto complete - clear forms and passwords.

The cache is a small data-memory storage area that your computer accesses instantly, rather than having to re-access the original data from its original source. Once your Web browser accesses a Web page it references that page within your computer's cache. When a subsequent Web page calls for the same files, your browser loads the cached files instantly, eliminating downloading time.

Computer cache might prevent new pages from loading correctly. For instance, if you tried to view your account and received an error message, but you know your PIN and barcode numbers are correct, this is probably a cache problem. You will need to clear your cache to correct this problem. The directions below will help you clear the memory cache in your computer.

Netscape Navigator 4.0 and higher:

1) Click on Edit in the menu bar at the top of your browser.

2) Select Preferences.

3) Click Advanced in the left column.

4) Select Cache under Advanced.

5) Click the Clear Memory Cache and Clear Disk Cache buttons.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0

1) Click on View in the menu bar at the top of your browser.

2) Select Internet Options.

3) Under the Temporary Internet Files section, click on the Delete Files button.

4) Click OK.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher:

1) Click on Tools in the menu bar at the top of your browser.

2) Select Internet Options.

3) Under the Temporary Internet Files section, click on the Delete Files button.

4) Click OK.

Below are the steps to delete browser history in iPod:

1. Unlock your iPod.

2. Click Settings.

3. Find Safari.

4. Now press Clear History and confirm it.

5. Your history and search suggestions have been removed.

Yes, any pictures, videos, or soundtracks are kept in a different folder and must be deleted separately.

Yes, browser can cache every web page visited. It is to load the pages faster in future.

When you first visit a website it tells your browser to save a cookie on your computer which uniquely identifies you to the website.

When you later visit the same website it asks your browser for any cookies that the website had previously saved. The value of the cookie that identifies you is looked up in the website's database and it immediately knows your preferences, history, etc. from the database entry on you.

Yes, you can recover files but it is a very complex task. It is always better to use a professional help. I recommend you to go for stellar data recovery to get files back without any further glitches. It does an amazing job for sure. I have tried and tested!

Among large number of privacy threats, the Index.dat files are the most dangerous and complicated ones because they are hard to find and delete. In most cases it is impossible to delete Index.dat files manually because Windows keeps them open all the time. But you also can delete them easily by some other way. You may refer to http://www.tuneup360.org/clean-index.dat-internet-explorer-7.html to learn more.

First, what do you mean by saying "there is a block on it"?

Sorry, but I have never heard that. When I need to delete internet history on my computer, I just enter the browser that I have used, go the "Tools", and delete relevant internet history.

If you mean history files like index.dat that can not be deleted manually, you might need to use a program named Privacy protector to do this. As I know, it can search and delete those hidden history files.

When you visit a website, the browser maintains cookies. These cookies help in faster loading of the web pages.

You can delete browser history on any phone by going to browser. The history is browser specific on each device.

The browser shows all the websites that are visited. You can filter them by date too.

Clearing your browser cache and wiping all your cookies and other temporary data can help. You should be able to find this option in the settings/tools/options menu listing, although exactly where varies by browser. For example, if you are using Firefox, go to Options>Privacy>"clear your recent history". Also, check your browser addon/extension list. In Firefox, go to Add-ons>Extensions. Disable anything that you don't use. You should probably keep Adobe extensions active. You can also try another browser entirely. As you can tell from my answer, I tend to prefer Firefox and other browsers which use the Gecko engine (like Waterfox, Pale Moon, etc.). You can also try a Chromium browser, like Google Chrome (if you don't mind the potential privacy concerns), Opera, Vivaldi, SRWare Iron, or Epic Privacy Browser. Make sure your PC has enough RAM, and not too many other programs are consuming improportionate amounts of RAM and CPU resources.

To access web browser history in iPhone, below steps:

1. Open Safari in iPhone.

2. In Safari, tap the Bookmarks icon.

3. Tap History.

4. You will find the listing, tap it to access web browser.

Yes, it is possible to access browser cookies from JavaScript. It can be done using cookies keyword inside it.

McAfee can track the browser history and sort the malicious ones too. You can filter which sites are harmful or not.

If the browser history has been deleted, you cannot check. The browser is the only place that stores the history and cache.

It is a proxy. But can be setup to cache a set amound of data. For instance you can setup the cache to hold 500Mb. And if you goto Google it wont have to load the images every time...

Press ctrl+Shift+Backspace to go directly to the browser's history settings. You can delete it there

You can easily remove your browser history on your phone. It can be done by clearing all history in the history tab in browser.

You can view the contents of Firefox browser cache by doing the following:

1. Open Firefox

2. Type in "about:cache" (without quotes) in the address bar

3. On the page that opens, click on the "List Cache Entries" link.

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Some internet providers provide the history on the bill. All the websites visited are listed on the bill.

Yes, computer browser history is accurate. It maintains a log of all the websites visited.

In Chrome, Mozilla or Explorer you can go to the icon on the top right. You can then click on history and clear.

A word of caution though - you will not succeed in removing ALL traces of what you have been up to on your computer unless you completely overwrite the entire disk. Barring that, a good computer forensic examiner will still be able to recover all sorts of artifacts that will show so much that it won't much matter if you delete your history or not. Deleting your history only prevents a casual examiner from seeing where you have been.

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