Lets face it, computers and Internet are part of our daily lives.

Information is readily available and at your fingertips. But what if you do not want people to know your privacy? What if you do not want people to know that you are looking at inappropriate content? So you know how your tracks.

You must understand that everything you do online leaves a trace, an electronic footprint on your machine that others can see. For this reason it is important that you know how to control and protect your privacy by deleting your history.

There are several programs for sale that will do for you automatically, but for most people it’s just a question of how to clear your history in different browsers and software out there today.

For example, Firefox has the ability to delete recent history from the Tools menu, but you can also order your history, cookies, etc., each time you exit Firefox deletes. This is definitely a good thing to install if you do not want people to see your story.

The Microsoft operating systems and programs, the parameters of history, such as Windows Media Player, it is important not only in browsers, if you delete your history, but also in other applications.

So what kind of history I can find? The answer is many. Most browsers give users the following things on a machine cache.

The history of the Internet browser
Your browser stores your web history, it contains a list of every Web site you visited, every search term you used in search engines (Google, Yahoo, Live), the information entered on websites and more yet.

Browsing History can be both practical and comfortable. It is helpful if you visited a site, then forget what the address was. Simply pulling on the window of history, you can discover the address. Of course there are times when you do not want other users of your computer to see if access to such information. For example, if a friend or share a family member from your computer, you may prefer not to know which sites you have visited or files that you downloaded.
Browser cache or Temporary Internet Files

This saves copies of Web pages, images and multimedia files are saved for faster viewing. Although it is not the users browsing history can still be a good idea of what sites you have visited by looking at these data to obtain.

Cookies
A cookie is a file created by a Web site that stores information about your computer, such as your preferences when you visit this site. An example of a cookie is when a site has a “remember this” box checkbox.Ticking a cookie on your computer and your next visit to this site will remember you and create institutions.

Saved Form and Search History
Contains a list of sentences that are in text fields, such as web searches included, and fields of name and address.

Download History
Keep a list of files you have downloaded.

Offline Website Data
Information that websites are stored on your computer for use without an Internet connection.

Saved Passwords
Contains a list of usernames and passwords that you specified for your browser to remember.