How can I block a router from tracking what web pages I've visited?
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disable logging in the router, all router configurations are different, but let's say it's a linksys, point your browser to http://192.168.1.1 click on administration, click on logs, and disable.  if you don't want to disable logging all together then disable the reporting option.\ni don't think that many linksys have reporting though, i think that's mainly d-link, and most of those are defaulted on http://192.168.2.1
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from a cmd prompt, type:\nipconfig /flushdns\n\nit will clear the stored "web sites" correlated with "ip address" database on your pc
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If you are using Internet Explorer, follow this step:\nOpen your internet browser then click Tools, go to Internet Option and click on it. Click the tab Privacy and click on Sites. Type in the URL of the website you are blocking and click Block. Then click Ok and click Apply.\nHope this help.:)
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press CTRL+H to open the browser's history. then just click on each item to see the pages they visited.\n\nbut they might have deleted it before getting of the web. if so there is nothing you can do
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U can do it this way. First try to surf thru the website http://www.pimpmyip.com Make it ur home page. This website byepasses ur firewall and does not let others see which sites hv been visited by u. Secondly, follow this path. Tools > internet options> security> restricted site> Remove the restricted sites. Now choice is urs.
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I strongly recommend the combination of Spybot S&D, and AdAware.\n\nBoth are free, and both have online updates to their spyware/adware databases (also free)\n\nAdAware: www.lavasoft.de\nSpyBot: http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/
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Let's say you have Firefox.\n\nTools -> Options -> Privacy -> History -> Clear Browsing History now
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Go to Tools, Internet Options, General Tab, Clear History, Set History to zero.  That should keep any unwanted history from showing up.\n\nAre you using Internet Explorer or MSN Explorer?
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Internet Explorer:\nGo to Tools > Internet Options...\nClick "Clear History" on the General tab\n\nMozilla Firefox:\nGo to Tools > Options...\nClick on Privacy, then the History tab\nClick "Clear Browsing History Now"
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If your not blocking and scanning you probably have some.  Your ISP probably provides free scanning and removal software call their tech support.  Yahoo and other web outlets also offer free software.  You may try Ad-Aware by lavasoft.  I would recommend the solutions in the order listed above.
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If you are behind a firewall, the firewall logs will also show the sites you have hit. Cookies will provide a good idea of what domains have been visited, and when. If the DNS server you use logs DNS lookups, it will have a record of any "friendly" names you have used on the Internet (i.e. non-numerical websites, etc.) Any spyware you have on your computer has probably packet-monitored enough to phone home about where you have been as well. Saved passswords in IE or Firefox are usually associated with a website visit, though they are encrypted.
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At the top of the page, click>>Tools>>internet options>>\nclick on the security tab, then click on Restricted Sites,\nWrite down the name of the website, that you want to block>>\nGood Luck<<
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you could add the address to your hosts file or in the restricted sites zone in IE properties\n\nas for the timer thing youd need a seperate program to do that (quite easy to write i imagine)
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clear browsing history
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Go to internet properties and select "Block cookies".
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Use symantec's Norton SystemWorks, It would remove yuour unwanted cookies history missing shortcuts etc.
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disable it, if you can. theres websites you can go on that have their own web server in their page, and itll let you go to any page.