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  • How to Clear Google Chrome History

    Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browsers to online users. It provides a lot of features which help to use this browser smoothly and securely. Google Chrome history is one of the useful features in Google Chrome which helpfully caches or remembers a lot of browsing information specially username and password or login credential of your important web account when you visit various websites in internet. If you are the only user of your desktop or laptop, it is very helpful to you if your Google Chrome browser caches your browsing information in its history but if you use a public computer or a share computer, it will be very harmful to you if your important or secret information are kept in Google Chrome history. So, it is a better habit to clear your browsing history from Google Chrome history before closing your browser. Otherwise, your browsing history may appear to others and it will be absolutely harmful for you. So, this article is designed to show you how to clear browsing history from your Google Chrome browser. Steps to Remove History from Google Chrome It is important to remove or clear your browsing history information from Google [...]

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