Auto History Cleaner
If you have a tendency of cleaning your browser history on a regular basis, you may automate this process by setting Chrome Browser to Consequently Clear Browsing History on Exit.
Anyone who has done significant online browsing on their computer knows that the amount of data collected by your computer during those sessions is tremendous. If you’ve ever done a framework cleanup, you’ve probably observed that the browser data takes up the majority of the storage space. In this article, I’m aiming to show you how to do that with Google Chrome. There are a part of ways to achieve this errand using “Auto clear browsing data”.
Download Auto Clear Brwosing DataYou can have any web browser automatically erase your private data when you close it. Otherwise, Web browsers typically save your private data-history, cookies, searches, downloads, and more-and only delete them when you ask. If you clear your private data frequently, you can have any web browser automatically erase it when you close it.
It is important to note that you will need to log into these sites every time you open your browser if you choose to have your browser automatically clear cookies when you close it. Clearing your cache will cause your browser to load more slowly after restarting. Obviously, doing this has downsides, and you must decide if the privacy increase is worth those downsides.
Auto history cleaner for Google Chrome
Chrome is a simple platform for developing extensions, but it is also still relatively young and subject to rather sweeping architectural changes. There were a large number of extensions that used to wipe your Chrome history automatically.
While Chrome doesn’t allow you to automatically remove all your private data when you exit it, you can set up an extension to have Chrome automatically delete everything or have Chrome clear cookies on exit.
Auto Clear Browsing Data
Provides the ability to erase browsing data automatically after predetermined time intervals.
Users can delete superfluous browser data from their PCs with the “Auto Clear Browsing Data” extension. When the extension is installed, users can either remove information manually, or they can define automatic tasks that will run after a preset interval of time or at startup. This extension allows users to define independent tasks that remove specific type sets of data from web browsers. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive event log to inform users of how tasks are executed.
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Download Auto Clear Brwosing DataHow to use:
Follow these step-by-step instructions to remove specific data types from your web browser:
- Click on the add task button.
- Enter the task identifier.
- Choose the time between data removals.
- Select the data types to be erased, such as cookies, history, and cache.
- Select “Add” from the drop-down menu.
- To begin the task, click the apply changes and reload button.
- Check the event log to see if the task is running properly.
Manual data removal:
To manually remove a certain data type set, please follow these steps:
- Select the tab for manual data removal.
- Choose which data types should be erased, such as cookies, history, and cache.
- Select “Remove” from the drop-down menu.
This tool supports following data type set:
- The download list on your browser.
- The cache in your browser.
- The cookies in your browser.
- Data stored locally on websites.
- The file systems of websites.
- Form data saved in the browser.
- Workers in the service industry.
- IndexedDB data from websites.
- The history of the browser.
- Passwords that have been saved.
- Cache memory
- WebSQL data from websites
- Appcaches on websites.
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Use download links given below to download the software:
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