Galaxy S4 - Browser history

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you can't delete your history by tapping your menu button and going into the settings? (Its probably under privacy).

Alternatively you could also go settings>apps>all apps>scroll to your browser and tap on it

Then tap clear cache, and then tap clear data

This SHOULD wipe out everything, including passwords and login data, as well as history.
 

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you can't delete your history by tapping your menu button and going into the settings? (Its probably under privacy).

Alternatively you could also go settings>apps>all apps>scroll to your browser and tap on it

Then tap clear cache, and then tap clear data

This SHOULD wipe out everything, including passwords and login data, as well as history.

Yes I can but I was looking for app to do it periodically for me in the background

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Go to system settings, them app manager. Look for your browser (I'm assuming you're using stock, which you should probably switch to chrome, dolphin, or Firefox), and hit clear cache. It'll clear your passwords; but it'll get it done.
 

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Go to system settings, them app manager. Look for your browser (I'm assuming you're using stock, which you should probably switch to chrome, dolphin, or Firefox), and hit clear cache. It'll clear your passwords; but it'll get it done.

I understand that but I was looking for a app to do all that in the background or just touch a widget. I was using Chrome but since none of the apps worked for me I started using the stocker thinking that was the problem.

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There's one called InBrowser (Incognito Browser) that wipes everything upon closing the app, always.

I find it annoying on the mobile versions of popular browsers you can't enable permanent private/incognito mode like you can on their computer counterparts.

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The default browser on the Galaxy S4 has private mode and works pretty well.

It has Air-View Integration which is helpful when you want to examine small elements.
 

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There's one called InBrowser (Incognito Browser) that wipes everything upon closing the app, always.

I find it annoying on the mobile versions of popular browsers you can't enable permanent private/incognito mode like you can on their computer counterparts.

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Sounds like what I need will check it out thanks😎

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