3.0: This article describes a feature available in Firefox 3.5, Clear Recent History, which gives more control in managing your private data. In addition to being able to clear all or part of your sa...
The Firefox cache temporarily stores images, scripts, and other parts of websites while you are browsing. This article describes how to clear the Firefox cache. 3.5: To clear your history (i.e. co...
Cookies are stored on your computer by websites you visit and contain information such as site preferences or login status. This article describes how to delete cookies in Firefox....
This article describes how to clear single items or all items from the Location bar history. 3.5: Clearing all items for a single site At the top of the Firefox window, click on the History men...
The Search Bar is located to the right of the Location Bar. If you want to clear the Location Bar instead of the Search Bar, see Clearing Location bar history. Over time, the Search bar history...
3: When you start typing in Firefox's Location bar, a drop-down list of pages from your history and bookmarks that match what you've typed will be shown. For more information on the Location bar, see...
3.5: This article describes a feature available in Firefox 3.0, Clear Private Data, which allows you to delete all or part of your saved history. This feature has been upgraded for Firefox 3.5, an...
Firefox can remember what you've entered in forms on web pages, also known as text fields. After you've entered something into a form on a web page (such as a search box), the next time you visit tha...
Firefox saves your personal information such as bookmarks, passwords, and user preferences in a set of files called your profile, which is stored in a separate location from the Firefox program files...
The Firefox Location bar can be used to enter the web addresses (URLs) of websites you want to visit. In Firefox 3 and above, the "Smart Location Bar" can also guess where you are trying to...
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