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Do you delete your browsing history?
Do you delete your browsing history/cache files?
Do you delete your browsing history?
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New #2
When I close the browser, everything related to history, cookies, etc, gets deleted. The only thing that I save out of browsing sessions other than downloads are bookmarks. I like keeping my Firefox pretty much intact, I get that done very easily by using Firefox Options and running Firefox sandboxed 100% of the time (only time I run it out of the sandbox is when is time to do updates). I open and close Firefox many times a day. Never mixing activities. And feel better using Firefox with a clean profile.
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New #3
Nah, I let the browser handle it. It knows when to delete old/outdated things, and to refresh with new stuff. I haven't deleted cookies, cache, or history in months, if not years. I may have deleted certain site cookies here and there when a site wasn't working correctly, but overall I don't bother with it.
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Not the history (that can be useful, and takes up little space) or cookies for sites like Ten Forums (they are required if you want to remain signed in).
But I do clear the cache, particularly before making a system image. Typically I end up with several GB of cached pages after a week or so, as seen here in Firefox...
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Only the cache, and cookies except the ones I choose to keep. History is helpful, kept shorterm.
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Some yes, some no.
Got FFox running in a sandbox and set to clear *ALL* data on every exit.
The others (Brave, Vivaldi, (new) MicrosoftEdge, Opera, SRWare Iron) ... Meh! Couldn't care less.
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