how can I surf a web site and avoid it from being displayed after I log off?
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1.  In Internet Explorer, go to TOOLS - INTERNET OPTIONS - GENERAL tab.  \n\n2.  Press the DELETE COOKIES and the DELETE FILES button.  \n\n3.  Change the number of days to keep history to zero.  Click the CLEAR HISTORY button.\n\n4.  GO to the CONTENT tab and click the AUTOCOMPLETE button.  Uncheck the boxes next to FORMS, ADDRESSES, USERNAME & PASSWORDS.\n\n5.  Go to ADVANCED tab and check the box that says "EMPTY TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES WHEN BROWSER IS CLOSED."\n\nThis should prevent your history from being displayed in the future with any action on your part. \n\nAlso, if you have Yahoo!'s Toolbar do this:\n\n1.  Click the button next to the search box (it looks like a pencil.  Go to TOOLBAR OPTIONS.  \n\n2.  In the SEARCH BOX section.  Uncheck the following boxes: ENABLE AUTO-COMPLETE and ENABLE SEARCH HISTORY\n\nYou're good to go.  \n\nAnother helpful thing:\n\n1.  Right-click on the START button (lower left corner).\n2.  Select PROPERTIES\n3.  Click CUSTOMIZE button\n4.  Go to ADVANCED tab.\n5.  Uncheck the box next to LIST MY MOST RECENT OPENED DOCUMENTS.
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Use http://www.anonymizer.com/ on up left there is Free web surfing option enabled.
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Use Mozilla Firefox and customize it to clear your history when you close out the browser.
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I would only visit the sites I am 100% sure are safe. Other than that, turn your computer off.
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There are services that allow you to do this, and I can't recall their names right now.  They allow anonymous surfing, etc.  I think they basically rename the site URL and send it to you "disguised".  \nThere are some sites dedicated to doing this.  Try:\nhttp://www.zensur.freerk.com/\nhttp://masterbootrecord.de/english/censorship.php\nhttp://www.bypass-censorship.com/
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If you have Mozilla Firefox theres a simple way to avoid that.Go to "Tools" then "options" then "PRivacy",there you can clear the saved info and click OUT the box so u dont save anything.
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tools-->internet options-->security-->custom level-->then uncheck
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In internet explorer goto tools > internet options then view options\n\nIn firefox goto tools > clear private data
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go to tools, internet options, delete cookies and history
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Yes. Set your hosts file to block the site:\n\n127.0.0.1 unwantedsite.com\n\nhttp://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm
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Don't bother downloading some crap software that will just consume system resources. You don't need it.\n\nI'm assuming you're using Firefox, because IE isn't smart enough to do something like this. To turn off remembering searchs and such, go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> Saved Forms -> Uncheck "Save Information when I enter in Forms and the Search Bar".\n\nHope that helps. Enjoy! :)
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There is a way around this. It's a bit technical in nature though, so read on if you're game.\n\nFirst, download Firefox from [1] and install it. Next, install the extension Greasemonkey from [2] and then install the script at [3]. Lastly, go and read the post at [4]. It will tell you the rest of what you need to know.\n\nHope this helps. Yes, you will still occasionally be logged out of your account although the difference with this is that you will no longer need to enter your details manually. This works for any other site too. Enjoy!
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Usually you can try going to the "Tools" in your browser and go into "Options". Inside "Option", you can clear your web / browsing history.
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You can use Internet Explorer's own settings to block unsavoury sites.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/rating_overview.mspx
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http://www.coshed.com/tweaks/hide-last-login.php
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go to your browser's tools\nthen to options\nthen to privacy\nthen to clear internet history
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tools, then internet options, then delete history, you can also set it up so it clears automatically when you close out .