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Free Internet Eraser
- Version: 2.5
- Downloads Count: 14,031
- License Type: Free
- Price: Free
- Date Added: Jul 18, 2008
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista
- File Size: 901.0 KB
- Author: PrivacyEraser Computing
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.
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