Let's get this straight, we sometimes browse stuff that we don't want others to see or find in our browsing history, it doesn't mean that I am here about the browsing the red-light district of the World Wide Web but if your web browser gets the ability of automatically cleaning up the data of what sites you visited as soon as you closed it, won't it be awesome? It'll also mean that you won't need to manually log out of all the websites, because when the data from a browser is cleared, all the active logged in websites are also logged out automatically.
This easy tutorial's gonna teach you how to do it on two pretty popular browsers: Firefox and Chrome.
In Google Chrome:
This popular browser ain't got no built-in settings to make it able to automatically delete all it's browsing history and data before it is closed, so we are gonna take help of a cool little extension.
Click here to install this extension on Google Chrome.
Install it completely, once it is installed fully, click its icon near the Chrome Menu button.
Now, click on Options, and scroll down to the 'EXTRA' section and set the settings as we have in the screenshot below:This easy tutorial's gonna teach you how to do it on two pretty popular browsers: Firefox and Chrome.
In Google Chrome:
This popular browser ain't got no built-in settings to make it able to automatically delete all it's browsing history and data before it is closed, so we are gonna take help of a cool little extension.
Click here to install this extension on Google Chrome.
You are done! Now Google Chrome's browsing history's gonna be deleted automatically as soon as you close it. ;)
In Mozilla Firefox:
Visual instructions (in form of an animated GIF image):
Written instructions:
Click Firefox menu, click Options, click the Privacy tab, open the drop-down menu on which there is default option selected Remember history, change the option to Use custom settings for history, and select the option: Clear history when Firefox closes.
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