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feralfalcon49 feralfalcon49 NewcomerOP
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joined Feb 2015
#1 ·
Hey there! How can I wipe my browsing data from the Discovery history viewer—basically, how do I clear my history on Discovery while keeping everything intact on Chrome? Also, once those files are gone, is there any way to get them back? Let's hear it, experts! 😛
Nicholas Miller6 Nicholas Miller6 Member
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joined May 2022
#2 ·
Each browser keeps its own separate history, so if you clear everything on Chrome, it won't touch anything in Discovery. Kind of a weird question, haha, but that's how it works!
And just a heads-up, once that browsing data is gone, there's no bringing it back...
feralfalcon49 feralfalcon49 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
Nicholas Miller6 said:Every single web browser maintains its own separate browsing history. So, if you clear your data on Chrome, it’s only gone from Chrome—it won't touch your Discovery history. Honestly, that's a bit of a strange question, haha.
Once those browsing records are wiped, there is no way to get them back...

I am actually talking about a history viewer program😁 I should have clarified that earlier
I already know how to clear my history directly through the browser😁
What I mean is a specific program that logs visited URLs, files being opened, searches, and so on.
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bluesailor7 bluesailor7 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2010
#4 ·
Come on, give the poor guy a break—he’s been with you for less than ten years...
feralfalcon49 feralfalcon49 NewcomerOP
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joined Feb 2015
#5 ·
Prejudice!
If anyone knows how to delete this, please let me know—otherwise, maybe someone else here can figure it out.
bluesailor7 bluesailor7 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2010
#6 ·
What kind of prejudices are we even talking about here? Honestly, you’re just using those kinds of ridiculous programs for whatever petty reason you can find. Just leave people alone—nobody needs your obsessive need to control everything... plus, you're being a bit of a fool, aren't you?
feralfalcon49 feralfalcon49 NewcomerOP
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#7 ·
I don't really want to get into a debate about this; I think I've finally landed on the answer to my question. I'm just going to go ahead and install CleanMyMac.

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