Question:
how can I delete my search word permanently from google tool bar or any other search engine? please help?
dodon
2009-04-13 02:40:14 UTC
I am not being able to remove my search word permanently from google search enginge by selecting or highlighting the word and pressing delete, is not removing from the search engine. I have also tried from Tools> internet option> delete cookies and clear history.but none of them did work.
Seven answers:
angbaggins
2009-04-13 02:55:07 UTC
Google Toolbar:



To clear your search history, click the drop-down arrow on the Toolbar search box, and click the Clear History link.



IE:



Click the Internet Explorer Tools menu, or press Alt-T on your keyboard.

Select Delete Browsing History.

Click Delete history and Delete forms. (Forms is important due to it's auto-fill feature.)

Click Close.



Firefox:



Click the Firefox Tools menu, or press Alt-T on your keyboard.

Select Clear Private Data.

Select the 'Browsing History' and 'Saved Form and Search History' checkboxes.

Click Clear Private Data Now.
?
2016-05-25 04:52:55 UTC
You want to delete the search words/phrases in google tool bar know: In internet go to tools click Delete Browsing History clck history Delete That much Only.
chezzrob
2009-04-13 02:50:17 UTC
Delete history and memory from your search bar

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These memory drops that occurr around your computer is caused by the internet browser.



Click this link and follow the instructions.



http://www.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=465



there are 2 instructions to alter

for IE, MSN, Firefox and Safari



click the Red 1, 2 , 3 circles in the link.

Note there are instructions to clear them once only, but if you expand the info in there, it tells you how to alter the browser settings to never have them.



For History set the Days to 0.
2009-04-13 02:57:41 UTC
What you are trying to clear is "autocomplete"



This is what you do... Goto Internet Explorer, Options, Under the "Content" tab, Select "AutoComplete" and clear all autocomplete.



That will do the trick.



Have fun & start surfing using Chrome if you need to surf 'without leaving trails on the computer'. Chrome's got an Incognito mode which does this.



That said however, remember that Incognito only stops leaving trails on the computer but whatever you do online can still be traced back to you as you're still going through your Internet Service Provider.



Get Chrome at http://www.google.com/chrome
2009-04-13 02:54:36 UTC
go to Tools > Delete browsing history and there will be a list of



Temporary internet files

Cookies

History

Form data

Saved passwords



I think its form data. So click delete forms next to it and be done with it.
zhiar2009
2009-04-13 03:14:04 UTC
What Webbrowser do you use?

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Internet Explorer: Tools>Internet options>(under browsing history) Delete...>Delete all... (this will delete all the history) and then restart IE

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Firefox 3: Tools>Clear Private Data...>mark all the boxes>hit Clear Private Data.

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Google Toolbar then do this:

open the history box and at the right bottom there is a blue link (Clear History) and there you go

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If you are logged in Google ore Gmail then sign in and you will see a list of link find the one named (Web History) and if you have saved history you will see your history, at the left you can click on the Remove Items and then select all the links ore click at the right Clear Intire Web History.

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Does it work...?



:^P
That-Boy-Craig
2009-04-13 02:47:37 UTC
HaHa naught naughty....



You need to clear temp files under internet options!


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