How To Clear History On Safari Macbook

Here is the step-by-step guide to clear Safari browsing history on MacBook.

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Here is the step-by-step guide to clear Safari browsing history on MacBook.

Safari is a web browser designed by Apple for iPhone, Mac, iPad. It lets you surf the internet easily. You can delete search records that Safari stores of the pages you have browsed during a period of time you choose. In case, your Macbook and your other iOS devices have Safari turned on in iCloud preferences, then you can clear the browsing history. It will lead to complete search history deletion across all your devices.

Also clearing the browsing history in Safari does not clear the browsing histories that have been kept independently by websites you visited.

See the step-by-step guide to clearing Safari search history.

How to clear browsing history in Safari browser?

Step 1: Open Safari app on your device.

Step 2: Then, go to the top and choose 'history'.

Step 3: Now, tap on 'clear history'

Step 4: Click the 'pop-up' menu.

Step 5: Choose the time period of history you want to delete from the drop-down menu.

Safari removes data including:

History of webpages you visited
The back and forward list for open webpages
Top Sites that aren't marked as permanent
Frequently visited site list
Recent searches
Icons for webpages
Snapshots saved for open webpages
List of items you downloaded (downloaded files aren't removed)
Websites added for Quick Website Search
Websites that asked to use your location
Websites that asked to send you notifications
Websites with plug-in content you started by clicking a Safari Power Saver notice

(Source: Apple Support)

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