You know how there's the address bar, and when you start typing, a drop down list will appear under the address bar? Well i went onto a nasty site a while ago, and its on the drop down menu. is there any way i could get it off?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Technology category? Maybe give some free advice about: Internet & Web Design? Imperialistic answered Wednesday March 7 2007, 6:07 pm: First of all, click the clock on the top of your browser button until a screen on the left opens. Open the icon for "today", find the site and delete it.
If that doesn't work, you're going to have to delete your entire history so take the following steps until it goes away:
1. Tools > Internet Options > History > Clear History
2. Tools > Internet Options > Content > Personal Information > Autocomplete... > Clear Forms and Clear Passwords
3. Tools > Internet Options > Temporary Internet Files > Delete Cookies
4. Tools > Internet Options > Temporary Internet Files > Delete Files
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Ok, I guess your browser doesn't support that. So to reach that screen, instead of clicking the clock button go:
View > Explorer Bar > History
or do it the keyboard way:
Ctrl+H [ Imperialistic's advice column | Ask Imperialistic A Question ]
vivalajam0x answered Wednesday March 7 2007, 4:50 pm: You have to go down to that site & hover over it so it's highlighted-but don't click it. Then, press the delete key. It should be deleted.
sam_lost answered Wednesday March 7 2007, 4:41 pm: Yup put your mouse on it so its highlighted and hit delete
Nvm that works on mine, Well another way is
go to the tools tab
then on the way bottom there is Internet Options
then there's a little section called history
and theres a button called Clear History. Click that and then exit. [ sam_lost's advice column | Ask sam_lost A Question ]
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