Quantcast
 

Free Internet Eraser

Version: 2.5

Downloads Count: 5,803

License Type: Free

Price: Free

Date Added: Jul 18, 2008

Operating Systems: Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows Vista

File Size: 901 KB

Author: PrivacyEraser Computing

Recommend
this download?

Most Popular in Internet Tools

See more popular software»

 
Editorial Review of Free Internet Eraser

Free Internet Eraser is a simple-to-use freebie that safeguards your privacy by erasing traces of your Windows surfing and more. It deletes your Internet Explorer browser history, cache files, cookies, Address Bar history, and more. In addition, it cleans out traces left behind by other programs, such as Wordpad, and Windows Media Player.

Be aware that by default, it deletes your Internet Explorer cookies, something you might not want to do, because some cookies are useful. So click the Browsers tab, and uncheck the box next to Erase Cookies, if you'd like to keep them.

Although Free Internet Eraser does a nice job, it doesn't go far enough. It won't, for example, clean out traces left behind by Firefox. So you may want to use a more comprehensive cleaning program that cleans Firefox as well as Internet Explorer, such as CCleaner.

--Preston Gralla

People who downloaded this also downloaded:
Sponsored Links
 
You are browsing Internet Tools

Dell Laptop Deals

PC World Related Content

Namebench Boosts Internet Speed

Speed up Web browsing by finding the fastest DNS servers with freebie Namebench.

Old-School Secret: Delve Into Usenet With GrabIt

GrabIt lets you browse Usenet posts and download binary files without the hassle of decoding, repairing, and extracting.

Downloads FAQ

If you have questions about finding, downloading, or opening files in our library, you'll probably find the answers here.

Visit the Downloads FAQ »

Special Offer
special offer

SpeedUpMyPC 3

SpeedUpMyPC is the award winning utility software that ensures your PC is automatically optimized for maximum performance in just a few easy clicks."/>

More information

PC World Community

Most Recent Threads