How do I erase sites visited in the browser pull down window?
Q. In the web address line which has the pull down list of visited sites, they stay no matter what I do to purge them. I have my settings to clear cache, search history, browsing history and everything else. It feels like Big Brother.
Asked by andie - Wed Feb 11 20:02:35 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In IE: Tools> Internet Options > General tab Under browsing history click delete In the pop up click delete history In FireFox: Tools > Clear Private Data In the pop up make sure Browsing History is checked and click Clear Private Data Now
Answered by owsley's kid - Wed Feb 11 20:10:58 2009
Q. In the web address line which has the pull down list of visited sites, they stay no matter what I do to purge them. I have my settings to clear cache, search history, browsing history and everything else. It feels like Big Brother.
Asked by andie - Wed Feb 11 20:02:35 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In IE: Tools> Internet Options > General tab Under browsing history click delete In the pop up click delete history In FireFox: Tools > Clear Private Data In the pop up make sure Browsing History is checked and click Clear Private Data Now
Answered by owsley's kid - Wed Feb 11 20:10:58 2009
How do I search the internet history to see what sites are visited?
Q. I just found out that my spouse has been visiting porn sites. How do I find out what sites have been visited. I'm somewhat computer savy, but not sophiscated enough to find out exactly where and how many he has visited over the last several months - can someone help?
Asked by Maureen S - Sat Aug 16 07:08:48 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. push the down arrow on hte rights side of the address bar
Answered by bonebraker - Sat Aug 16 07:12:48 2008
Q. I just found out that my spouse has been visiting porn sites. How do I find out what sites have been visited. I'm somewhat computer savy, but not sophiscated enough to find out exactly where and how many he has visited over the last several months - can someone help?
Asked by Maureen S - Sat Aug 16 07:08:48 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. push the down arrow on hte rights side of the address bar
Answered by bonebraker - Sat Aug 16 07:12:48 2008
What is the most visited house in the United States?
Q. I heard that the second most visited is Graceland. Would it be the White House? I didn't think that many people visited it as much as before since you can't even get a tour.
Asked by James D - Tue May 22 23:33:39 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is most certainly the White House by a wide margin but the second most visited is not Graceland, it's Mount Vernon, home to George Washington for over 45 years.. Today the home has been restored to its appearance in 1799, the last year of George Washington's life. After the White House, it is the most visited historic home in America. It's tranquil beauty and elegant, yet functional, settings reflect the character of the man who was instrumental in establishing independence for a new nation and for guiding that evolving country through the first turbulent years of the union.
Answered by pjallittle - Wed May 23 00:15:33 2007
Q. I heard that the second most visited is Graceland. Would it be the White House? I didn't think that many people visited it as much as before since you can't even get a tour.
Asked by James D - Tue May 22 23:33:39 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is most certainly the White House by a wide margin but the second most visited is not Graceland, it's Mount Vernon, home to George Washington for over 45 years.. Today the home has been restored to its appearance in 1799, the last year of George Washington's life. After the White House, it is the most visited historic home in America. It's tranquil beauty and elegant, yet functional, settings reflect the character of the man who was instrumental in establishing independence for a new nation and for guiding that evolving country through the first turbulent years of the union.
Answered by pjallittle - Wed May 23 00:15:33 2007
What culture shock did you encounter the first time you visited Australia?
Q. This is a question for people who were born in another country and later visited or moved to Australia. Thank you for your input.
Asked by sdn90036 - Tue Jun 9 06:21:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been living in Australia for the past two years. One of my biggest cultural shock that the Australian society is VERY masculine, and I I'm talking here about both genders. The other issue was the excessive consumption of alcohol, it's huge!!! What else, Aussies are such meat-eaters; they LOVE meat, and as a vegetarian, this is making life a bit hard for me, just a bit. The transportation was a huge shock and disappointment for me. The trains are very slow and they take forever and ever and ever... I wish if they were more efficient. Aussies can be a bit too bad-tempered, women mainly especially with foreigners.
Answered by Mr Teardrops - Tue Jun 9 07:18:46 2009
Q. This is a question for people who were born in another country and later visited or moved to Australia. Thank you for your input.
Asked by sdn90036 - Tue Jun 9 06:21:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been living in Australia for the past two years. One of my biggest cultural shock that the Australian society is VERY masculine, and I I'm talking here about both genders. The other issue was the excessive consumption of alcohol, it's huge!!! What else, Aussies are such meat-eaters; they LOVE meat, and as a vegetarian, this is making life a bit hard for me, just a bit. The transportation was a huge shock and disappointment for me. The trains are very slow and they take forever and ever and ever... I wish if they were more efficient. Aussies can be a bit too bad-tempered, women mainly especially with foreigners.
Answered by Mr Teardrops - Tue Jun 9 07:18:46 2009
What culture shock did you encounter the first time you visited Great Britain?
Q. This is a question for people who were born in another country and visited or moved to Great Britain? Thank you for your input.
Asked by sdn90036 - Tue Jun 9 06:19:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not alot of culture shock per se. But the cars most people had were small and slow. Of course there's some difference in terminology, but it's really easy to pick up on it. It was surprising how much things cost in Britain, the taxes are pretty steep. The people are friendly and have a dry wit that I found funny.
Answered by fodaddy19 - Tue Jun 9 10:56:53 2009
Q. This is a question for people who were born in another country and visited or moved to Great Britain? Thank you for your input.
Asked by sdn90036 - Tue Jun 9 06:19:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not alot of culture shock per se. But the cars most people had were small and slow. Of course there's some difference in terminology, but it's really easy to pick up on it. It was surprising how much things cost in Britain, the taxes are pretty steep. The people are friendly and have a dry wit that I found funny.
Answered by fodaddy19 - Tue Jun 9 10:56:53 2009
How to find websites visited when history has been deleted?
Q. I want to find out what websites have been visited recently on my computer however the history has been deleted. Is there a way to restore it without purchasing a program? Thanks!
Asked by mommy of 2 girls - Mon Jun 22 12:27:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd need to run file recovery software. You're looking for a number of files under the local settings folder. explains how the files work, and how they are stored.
Answered by Synful Visions - Mon Jun 22 13:24:17 2009
Q. I want to find out what websites have been visited recently on my computer however the history has been deleted. Is there a way to restore it without purchasing a program? Thanks!
Asked by mommy of 2 girls - Mon Jun 22 12:27:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd need to run file recovery software. You're looking for a number of files under the local settings folder. explains how the files work, and how they are stored.
Answered by Synful Visions - Mon Jun 22 13:24:17 2009
How risky would it be if I have not visited a school and decided to attend?
Q. I recently have been accepted to the school I have wanted to go to that is out of state. But because of certain circumstances I have not visited and there is no way I can visit before freshman orientation. Should I take the risk and go or just go to a local university and wait till I can visit? Though if I go to school in state it would be cheaper but my EFC was 5940.
Asked by Rosie C - Mon Mar 3 20:02:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should try checking online, some schools have virtual tours that you see. Think about it, is it a really good school, or can you go to a better one? Also, find out if you can still drop out after orientation, and what other schools might be willing to let you in. good luck!
Answered by california_babe - Mon Mar 3 20:15:35 2008
Q. I recently have been accepted to the school I have wanted to go to that is out of state. But because of certain circumstances I have not visited and there is no way I can visit before freshman orientation. Should I take the risk and go or just go to a local university and wait till I can visit? Though if I go to school in state it would be cheaper but my EFC was 5940.
Asked by Rosie C - Mon Mar 3 20:02:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should try checking online, some schools have virtual tours that you see. Think about it, is it a really good school, or can you go to a better one? Also, find out if you can still drop out after orientation, and what other schools might be willing to let you in. good luck!
Answered by california_babe - Mon Mar 3 20:15:35 2008
How to track websites visited on your computer in all browsers?
Q. Does anyone have a freeware to track websites visited in all browsers?
Asked by Mustafa - Mon Jun 15 09:41:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can check them in the History tab in your browser. Or you can use a website recording software like All-Spy Keylogger
Answered by Anelly - Tue Jun 16 08:33:03 2009
Q. Does anyone have a freeware to track websites visited in all browsers?
Asked by Mustafa - Mon Jun 15 09:41:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can check them in the History tab in your browser. Or you can use a website recording software like All-Spy Keylogger
Answered by Anelly - Tue Jun 16 08:33:03 2009
How do you delete previous websites that you have visited?
Q. I was just wondering if you could delete some of the sites you have visited in the past.When I enter a site the box that drops down under the web address is full of sites visited in the past.I would just like to clean some of them out.Any help would be appreciated.
Asked by T-Bone - Mon Sep 15 20:28:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. tools on the top of the internet scroll down option delete browsing history... then click delete history (^get rid of all of them) get to ur favorites then click on the history part. then u can delete any website u have visited.
Answered by Michelle J - Mon Sep 15 20:37:24 2008
Q. I was just wondering if you could delete some of the sites you have visited in the past.When I enter a site the box that drops down under the web address is full of sites visited in the past.I would just like to clean some of them out.Any help would be appreciated.
Asked by T-Bone - Mon Sep 15 20:28:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. tools on the top of the internet scroll down option delete browsing history... then click delete history (^get rid of all of them) get to ur favorites then click on the history part. then u can delete any website u have visited.
Answered by Michelle J - Mon Sep 15 20:37:24 2008
How do I get into cookies on my computer to view past websites visited and such?
Q. Just need to view the history of which websites have been visited on my computer.
Asked by heathertmln - Thu Jun 8 12:52:39 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. click on tools internet options settings view files
Answered by Gwenhwyvar - Thu Jun 8 12:55:00 2006
Q. Just need to view the history of which websites have been visited on my computer.
Asked by heathertmln - Thu Jun 8 12:52:39 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. click on tools internet options settings view files
Answered by Gwenhwyvar - Thu Jun 8 12:55:00 2006
Do internet providers provide the subscribers with a list of web sites that were visited?
Q. I saw on Ophra that a parent or whoever pays for the internet service can get a list of all websites visited, even if the other people using the computer have erased the history of visited web sites. Is this true?
Asked by KHill - Sun Aug 16 08:40:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, for you to have more information about that, just search the net. I'm sure, you'll find a lot of information needed.
Answered by Delyn - Thu Aug 20 04:29:59 2009
Q. I saw on Ophra that a parent or whoever pays for the internet service can get a list of all websites visited, even if the other people using the computer have erased the history of visited web sites. Is this true?
Asked by KHill - Sun Aug 16 08:40:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, for you to have more information about that, just search the net. I'm sure, you'll find a lot of information needed.
Answered by Delyn - Thu Aug 20 04:29:59 2009
What is the best beach you ever visited?
Q. What is the best beach you ever visited? Was it busy, moderate crowd, or desolate? Have you been back?
Asked by Mr. Woedee - Thu Jan 10 06:36:15 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ao Loh Dalam on Koh Phi Phi in Thailand. I went back many times as I was living in the country. They had little folding chairs, a tiny but fun and friendly bar and an outdoor restuarant. Moderate to small crowd and very laid back. Now in the US, my friend and I actually flew back to Asia to visit it recently because I can't get it out of my system. Here are some pics and info: Sorry nude dude, swimsuits are required here :P
Answered by lil sammy - Thu Jan 10 09:15:29 2008
Q. What is the best beach you ever visited? Was it busy, moderate crowd, or desolate? Have you been back?
Asked by Mr. Woedee - Thu Jan 10 06:36:15 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ao Loh Dalam on Koh Phi Phi in Thailand. I went back many times as I was living in the country. They had little folding chairs, a tiny but fun and friendly bar and an outdoor restuarant. Moderate to small crowd and very laid back. Now in the US, my friend and I actually flew back to Asia to visit it recently because I can't get it out of my system. Here are some pics and info: Sorry nude dude, swimsuits are required here :P
Answered by lil sammy - Thu Jan 10 09:15:29 2008
How can i know what sites a computer has visited even when cookies have been deleted n hitory has been cleared?
Q. Are there any sites that keep track of the sites a computer has visited even when the history has been deleted because i have heard that there are , if yes which ones are they?
Asked by Nabeeha - Thu Oct 23 20:47:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When things are "deleted" from a computer they aren't really gone usually. The files are simply marked as OK to write over or use that disk space by the computer again. Computer forensics is the science of uncovering deleted files as well as other tasks. Look into an un-delete program. There are several sites on the Internet that go into details about where browsing history is stored. It varies based on the computer operating system and web browser you are using. Beware don't get suckered into buying history eraser type software, if you really need it, be sure you pick a legitimate vendor.
Answered by mikeangel - Thu Oct 23 20:55:15 2008
Q. Are there any sites that keep track of the sites a computer has visited even when the history has been deleted because i have heard that there are , if yes which ones are they?
Asked by Nabeeha - Thu Oct 23 20:47:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When things are "deleted" from a computer they aren't really gone usually. The files are simply marked as OK to write over or use that disk space by the computer again. Computer forensics is the science of uncovering deleted files as well as other tasks. Look into an un-delete program. There are several sites on the Internet that go into details about where browsing history is stored. It varies based on the computer operating system and web browser you are using. Beware don't get suckered into buying history eraser type software, if you really need it, be sure you pick a legitimate vendor.
Answered by mikeangel - Thu Oct 23 20:55:15 2008
How to check how many people visited my blog?
Q. I want to know my blog statistics, how many people visited the blog. which are the most visited posts on my blog? How do I check this? My blog is on blogspot.
Asked by coolgal - Sun Dec 21 02:30:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use anlaytics from google. Visit Hope this would help you out!!
Answered by srikanth - Sun Dec 21 02:35:13 2008
Q. I want to know my blog statistics, how many people visited the blog. which are the most visited posts on my blog? How do I check this? My blog is on blogspot.
Asked by coolgal - Sun Dec 21 02:30:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use anlaytics from google. Visit Hope this would help you out!!
Answered by srikanth - Sun Dec 21 02:35:13 2008
Why does internet explorer stop working after so many websites visited?
Q. After a few tabs or websites visited internet explorer (i believe i have whatever the most recent one is) stops working. Is there a solution to this?
Asked by HeyAmigro - Fri Jun 26 20:11:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try out this guide from the Internet Explorer website that's dedicated to IE 8 crashes - I hope this helps! - Jake MSFT Internet Explorer Outreach Team
Answered by unknown - Mon Jun 29 19:24:44 2009
Q. After a few tabs or websites visited internet explorer (i believe i have whatever the most recent one is) stops working. Is there a solution to this?
Asked by HeyAmigro - Fri Jun 26 20:11:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try out this guide from the Internet Explorer website that's dedicated to IE 8 crashes - I hope this helps! - Jake MSFT Internet Explorer Outreach Team
Answered by unknown - Mon Jun 29 19:24:44 2009
How many students visited none of the three sites?
Q. Seventy-five students have just returned from a class trip to Washington D.C. The students visited the following sites: -20 students visited the Washington Monument -35 students visited the White House -15 students visited the Kennedy Center -10 students visited the White House and the Kennedy Center -8 students visited the Washington Monument and the White House -6 students visited the Washington Monument and the Kennedy Center -4 students visited all three sites How many students visited none of the three sites? tell me how you got your answer.
Asked by i dont know anymore =/ - Wed May 13 16:47:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5? because 60 of them visited a site, and the rest of the stats include those ones?
Answered by Elizabeth - Wed May 13 18:26:28 2009
Q. Seventy-five students have just returned from a class trip to Washington D.C. The students visited the following sites: -20 students visited the Washington Monument -35 students visited the White House -15 students visited the Kennedy Center -10 students visited the White House and the Kennedy Center -8 students visited the Washington Monument and the White House -6 students visited the Washington Monument and the Kennedy Center -4 students visited all three sites How many students visited none of the three sites? tell me how you got your answer.
Asked by i dont know anymore =/ - Wed May 13 16:47:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 5? because 60 of them visited a site, and the rest of the stats include those ones?
Answered by Elizabeth - Wed May 13 18:26:28 2009
How to delete webpages visited in Yahoo?
Q. When you search websites through the yahoo home page and then you wish to subsequently delete the pages visited - how to do that?
Asked by Rajesh B - Thu Sep 11 00:16:28 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You want to delete history Here is the answer: Open your Internet explorer ---tools ---internet option ---a wizard open ---in general tab --select the option of history and delete then ---in temprory Internet file (coocies) ---delete coocies too. Now you can do this from various types. c:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files or D:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files OR c:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Cookies or D:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Cookies select all file and delete. its easy to delete your coocies and
Answered by Pushp_best1 - Thu Sep 11 00:34:40 2008
Q. When you search websites through the yahoo home page and then you wish to subsequently delete the pages visited - how to do that?
Asked by Rajesh B - Thu Sep 11 00:16:28 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You want to delete history Here is the answer: Open your Internet explorer ---tools ---internet option ---a wizard open ---in general tab --select the option of history and delete then ---in temprory Internet file (coocies) ---delete coocies too. Now you can do this from various types. c:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files or D:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files OR c:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Cookies or D:\Documents and Settings\Champion\Cookies select all file and delete. its easy to delete your coocies and
Answered by Pushp_best1 - Thu Sep 11 00:34:40 2008
How can I access my PC to seedate and time I visited websites?
Q. A webmaster is asking for money from a site I have never visited. They 'say' I have 'registered' with them - but I know different! Please help.
Asked by JohnDo - Tue Oct 9 10:14:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you need to check your visits, check your history. Otherwise 1., tell him you are under 18, in which case they can't do anything, 2., tell him to bill your credit card that you would have registered on his site or 3., and the most logical, ignore the message. Hit that big delete button and add him to your junk mail list. Let him take you to court.
Answered by Scott L - Tue Oct 9 10:18:16 2007
Q. A webmaster is asking for money from a site I have never visited. They 'say' I have 'registered' with them - but I know different! Please help.
Asked by JohnDo - Tue Oct 9 10:14:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you need to check your visits, check your history. Otherwise 1., tell him you are under 18, in which case they can't do anything, 2., tell him to bill your credit card that you would have registered on his site or 3., and the most logical, ignore the message. Hit that big delete button and add him to your junk mail list. Let him take you to court.
Answered by Scott L - Tue Oct 9 10:18:16 2007
What is one of the most beautiful, interesting places you have visited in the USA?
Q. My boyfriend and I are planning a trip in December and we are looking for a place to go that we have never been to. We live in Ohio and would like something with 8 hours driving time. Has anyone visited any place spectacular that might be worth our time to look into? let me fix that...we would like something that is within around 8 hours of driving time as we only have a few days to spend Also if you have a specific town or attraction in that state, it would be very helpful
Asked by doyouknow? - Fri Oct 24 23:11:15 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It might be a little longer than 8 hours, but The North Shore of Lake Superior is really really nice, if your into hiking, seeing beautiful waterfalls, experiencing the outdoors. There is a lot to do, but it is way more fun in the summer. There is canoeing/kayaking near the boundary waters canoe area. If you like skiing/snowboarding, there are some really nice ski slopes in Lutsen, MN. I swear, its better than some places in Colorado. There are lots of unique shops that sell unique jewelry, funky art or other things from the locals along the scenic highway. There are several state parks, like Gooseberry Falls State Park which is really cool. I know there is a place where you can mush sled dogs. There is camping, unique little gift shops… [cont.]
Answered by jujubeeeees - Fri Oct 24 23:22:27 2008
Q. My boyfriend and I are planning a trip in December and we are looking for a place to go that we have never been to. We live in Ohio and would like something with 8 hours driving time. Has anyone visited any place spectacular that might be worth our time to look into? let me fix that...we would like something that is within around 8 hours of driving time as we only have a few days to spend Also if you have a specific town or attraction in that state, it would be very helpful
Asked by doyouknow? - Fri Oct 24 23:11:15 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It might be a little longer than 8 hours, but The North Shore of Lake Superior is really really nice, if your into hiking, seeing beautiful waterfalls, experiencing the outdoors. There is a lot to do, but it is way more fun in the summer. There is canoeing/kayaking near the boundary waters canoe area. If you like skiing/snowboarding, there are some really nice ski slopes in Lutsen, MN. I swear, its better than some places in Colorado. There are lots of unique shops that sell unique jewelry, funky art or other things from the locals along the scenic highway. There are several state parks, like Gooseberry Falls State Park which is really cool. I know there is a place where you can mush sled dogs. There is camping, unique little gift shops… [cont.]
Answered by jujubeeeees - Fri Oct 24 23:22:27 2008
Live in small town or rural area? Have you visited the largest City in your home State?
Q. My wife's Mother just visited the Philadelphia for the first time ever even though she has lived in PA her entire life. She is 78 years old. (She lives in Erie PA) I wonder how common this is. How often do you visit the largest city in your State if you do not live nearby?
Asked by Human Nature - Thu Jul 16 17:41:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'll bet a good percentage of people in northwestern Pennsylvania have never been to Philadelphia. Just as a good percentage of people in western New York have never been to New York City. And I'm sure that most rural Alaskans have never been to Anchorage. It's probably more prevalent than you think. And yes, I have been to the largest city in my state.
Answered by shoredude2 - Thu Jul 16 18:22:10 2009
Q. My wife's Mother just visited the Philadelphia for the first time ever even though she has lived in PA her entire life. She is 78 years old. (She lives in Erie PA) I wonder how common this is. How often do you visit the largest city in your State if you do not live nearby?
Asked by Human Nature - Thu Jul 16 17:41:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'll bet a good percentage of people in northwestern Pennsylvania have never been to Philadelphia. Just as a good percentage of people in western New York have never been to New York City. And I'm sure that most rural Alaskans have never been to Anchorage. It's probably more prevalent than you think. And yes, I have been to the largest city in my state.
Answered by shoredude2 - Thu Jul 16 18:22:10 2009
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