How-To guides for Mac users
Clear Your Browsing History in All Main Web Browser
Every web browser has a section with your browsing history. It's a list of your viewed websites that also contains links to a domain and stores the date and time when it was visited. Browsing history comes in handy when you need to find websites that you have previously visited. It also helps to complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar. Usually, the information of past browsing activities is stored for 90 days.
Accidentally Deleted Files and Folders From Mac System? Here's How to Restore Them!
Occasionally, system files or folders are deleted accidentally, thus causing basic features to malfunction or stop. This situation might seem irrecoverable. However, modern Macs include a hidden recovery partition, which is usually created automatically when installing and storing system installation files.
Disable Safari Suggestions on Macs, iPhones, and iPads
Apple included the 'suggestions' feature on the Safari browser which shows predictions relating to your search queries. However, it is a separate function from suggested words and phrases. This may seem to be a useful function, but it often fails to predict accurately and can be annoying. Furthermore, it consumes extra resources that might impact Safari's performance.
How to Remove Specific and/or All Safari History Entries on Mac Computers?
Many users clear their entire browsing history rather than targeting specific items they wish to delete. Functions such as clearing the past hour, day, two days, etc., are generally known by most users since they are accessible within Safari's main menu. Below, however, we introduce additional features to check and remove the entire browsing history and specific URLs.
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