Sometimes I clear the cache
Ask HN: Do you delete your browsing history?
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Re: Ask HN: Do you delete your browsing history?
#12I use Tor (with no scripts addon) for casual browsing, closing it down regularly to clear it.
Then a mainstream browser for anything I leave logged in like email.
And Firefox with clear everything on exit setting for the occasional site blocked on Tor.
Use Tor people!
Re: Ask HN: Do you delete your browsing history?
#13No because its too convenient to have everything auto-fill.
I do not believe it's mutually exclusive from my usage on Fire/Water-fox
Re: Ask HN: Do you delete your browsing history?
#14Re: Ask HN: Do you delete your browsing history?
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
I do not believe it's mutually exclusive from my usage on Fire/Water-fox
Including URLs? Like typing "n" and news.ycombinator.com auto filling?
IIRC there are check boxes to configure what should be deleted but I configure cookies/cache to not persist. Not sure where "secure" auto-generated passwords are saved i.e. on mac keychain or browser-based
There're a lot of controls and I use at least 4 browsers so take the above with a grain of salt, try it and see if it works for you?
Re: Ask HN: Do you delete your browsing history?
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Including URLs? Like typing "n" and news.ycombinator.com auto filling?
IIRC there are check boxes to configure what should be deleted but I configure cookies/cache to not persist. Not sure where "secure" auto-generated passwords are saved i.e. on mac keychain or browser-based There're a lot of controls and I use at least 4 browsers so take the above with a grain of salt, try it and see if it works for you?
We're talking about browsing history, not cookies and cache.