The exact steps depend on which browser and device you use, but the process is very similar across them. Below are quick instructions for the most common browsers.
Google Chrome
- On a computer: Open Chrome, click the three dots in the top-right corner, go to “History,” then “History” again, and choose “Clear browsing data.” Pick a time range (like “Last hour” or “All time”), make sure “Browsing history” is checked, and confirm to delete.
- On a phone: Open Chrome, tap the three dots, tap “History,” then “Clear browsing data,” choose the time range and data types (like browsing history), then tap “Clear data.”
Microsoft Edge
- Open Edge, click the three dots in the top-right, then go to “Settings.”
- Select “Privacy, search, and services,” find “Clear browsing data,” click “Choose what to clear,” pick a time range, tick “Browsing history,” and click “Clear now.”
Mozilla Firefox
- On a computer: Open Firefox, click the menu button (three lines), go to “History,” then “Clear recent history.” Choose a time range and ensure “Browsing & download history” is selected, then clear it.
- On mobile: Open Firefox, go to the menu, find “History” or “Delete browsing data,” pick a time range, select browsing history, and confirm.
Safari
- On Mac: Open Safari, click “History” in the top menu, then “Clear History.” Choose how far back to clear (e.g., “the last hour” or “all history”) and confirm.
- On iPhone/iPad: Go to Settings > Safari and tap “Clear History and Website Data,” then confirm.
If you say which browser and device you’re using (for example “Chrome on Android” or “Safari on iPhone”), a more precise step‑by‑step set of instructions can be provided.
