Clearing your Chrome history (and other Chromium-based browsers) usually means digging into the settings menu, navigating to the privacy section, picking the items to delete, choosing how far back the cleanup should go, and finally confirming. But with the help of Forget Button extension, the whole process is reduced to two clicks. It also works with Firefox and is open source.
Do you have any idea how much information a browser stores by default? I have to admit that being able to reproduce a full web address by typing a single letter is very convenient, but it's never a bad idea to wipe all that data from time to time. Beyond privacy concerns, there are also long-term performance issues to consider. "Less is more" applies to the Windows universe, and browsers are no exception.
However, there's a catch: clearing Chrome's history and its close relatives is an awkward process. For some developers, it's not something users should have to do often, and the cleanup options are buried in the privacy section. Fortunately, with the help of an extension like Forget Button, those options are brought to the main interface under a small menu that reduces the cleaning operation to two clicks.
How to clear Chrome history with Forget Button
Forget Button can process a total of fourteen items, such as browser and app caches, cookies, history, download log, forms, certificates, and even passwords, though the extension will show a warning before you delete them. The same happens when you delete data related to protected sites (i.e., with encrypted content), and other extensions. Forget Button doesn't check those items by default, but nothing stops you from experimenting.
The age options Forget Button offers for clearing Chrome history are five minutes, two hours, one week, from the beginning, or custom. I imagine this will be useful on shared computers: a couple of quick searches, and in two clicks you can easily erase the last five minutes.
https://old.neoteo.com/mejores-extensiones-para-descargar-video-de-sitios-web-chrome/Forget Button was recently updated for Chrome, but if you're a Firefox rider, you'll also find a compatible extension in its store. The developer clarifies that Forget Button is open source and also works offline. Download a copy!
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