Despite clearing history, cookies, etc., my browser still 'remembers' some sites when I'm typing in url's. They're not there if you try to drop down the history bar. Where is this info being stored?

Cheers,

Elton

If you are using IE try going to Tools, Internet Options, Delete Files and select the Delete all offline content check box.
It might work better than deleting the temp files in windows explorer.

Also clear the history.

Your favourites folder might have something stored in it!

Jim Roper

http://www.searchlineuk.co.uk/FishList.htm

in win9x and ME possibly XP

Start > Settings > Taskbar and Start Menu >Start Menu Programs. There is an option to clear this "Click the Clear button to remove the contents of the documents menu and other personal history lists"

Hit the Clear button and it should be clear.

[ 02. November 2002, 04:15 PM: Message edited by: simonford ]

Done that many times

I'm using IE 6 on Win XP.

Cheers,

Elton

Elton, you're on XP, well try this.

Look at the top of page and select, TOOLS.
then select, INTERNET OPTIONS.
then select the button, CONTENT.
then select, AUTO COMPLETE.
In this window, do what you want to for clearing and check [+] or uncheck [ ] boxes for whichever you want and then click ok
cheers..hoppy

Hoppy,

I could kiss you {*}.

All the best,

Elton

{*} If you were aged between 18 and 35 years, female and drop-dead gorgeous

Glad I could be of help Elton.

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I could kiss you {*}.

All the best,

Elton

{*} If you were aged between 18 and 35 years, female and drop-dead gorgeous

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Mmmm, I'm all of those
cheers...hoppy

while were on the subject of browsers -

i used to be able to empty the cache in the old version of netscape i was using but i cant find it with version 6.2 any offers / thoughts ? :confused:

its still there "edit" "preferences" double click "advanced" and there she blows