Delete Your Chrome Browsing Data Automatically – Here’s How

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23 Jan

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Some people go paranoid at the thought of strangers goggling through their web history. Maybe you are an insecure person, maybe you work at a place where you don’t want your Google Chrome Browser history to be seen, or maybe you watch too much porn – who knows?

The important thing is that today we are going to have a serious one on one discussion about how to clean your Chrome browser data automatically. Now we all know that the manual method of cleaning history in Google Chrome is to press “Alt” + “Ctrl” + “Del” keys together. This brings up a menu, which looks something like this:

Press Alt Ctonrol and Delete to Bring Up Chrome Browser History Cleaner Tool

The fact that this method is not effective is all the more reason that I am not in favor of it. Better yet, why rely on the manual method of cleaning Chrome browser history data when you can do it automatically. Imagine the day when you will end up forgetting to clean the “mess” – oh, it’s gonna end up in fireworks.

The automatic method is to download and install a Chrome Extension. It is called: ‘Click&Clean’; and yes, it comes with a lot of extra features that Google Chrome browser does not have. The downloadable/ installable version of ‘Click&Clean’ is available here.

Click and Clean Google Chrome Extension Screenshot

After installing, a new icon, with a letter: C will appear in your browser tab. If it does not appear, you will need to go to Chrome browser options and settings windows to enable the extension. Once activated, you click the ‘Click&Clean’ button to configure it.

And Thats What Click and Clean Looks Like

You can choose which items you want to delete from your Google Chrome browser history. The best thing is that once configured, this thing will start cleaning the history automatically. No cookies saved, no browsing history, no nothing – it’s time to surf the internet the way you wanted to.

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About Nikki Malik

Nikki Malik brags about writing a bazillion books, including several best selling novels. We haven't seen any of them though. By the way, she also talks about being a winner of virtually every award that the literary community has to offer. Nikki modestly notes that: "It's not that other writer's are less talented than I am...there are a lot a good writers out there. Bunches of 'em. It's just that I seem to write at this different--some might say higher--level than everybody else. That's really all it is."