Your web browser stores copies of the images and text that you see when on the internet. This information can be recovered by anyone with access to your computer. These internet tracks - browser cache, history, download cache, quicktime cache, favicons, cookies and email cache, trash, spam and junk mail - not only potentially compromise your privacy, they also take up a lot of disk space. Clearing your cache, throwing these files in the trash, or deleting them will not remove the file contents from the hard drive - it just removes the file name from the directory, leaving the data intact and recoverable. To dispose of this browsing data so it can't be recovered, you need an internet eraser, like NetShred X.
What is new in this release:
Support for Mojave.
What is new in version 5.2.7:
Support for Mojave.
What is new in version 5.2.5:
Adds support for Firefox 58
What is new in version 5.2.1:
- Adds support for Firefox 55
- Adds support for Chrome 59
What is new in version 5.0.8:
Updated for Firefox 51
What is new in version 5.0.7:
Updated for Firefox 51
What is new in version 4.8.8:
Adds support for Firefox 42
What is new in version 4.8.5:
Added support for Firefox 41, Chrome 46
What is new in version 4.8.3:
This update is required for Firefox 37 and later and requires OS X v10.10.
What is new in version 4.8.1:
Added support for OS X 10.10 Yosemite, Safari 8, Apple Mail 8, Firefox 32, and Chrome 38.
What is new in version 4.7.10:
Adds support for Chrome 37, Firefox 32, Safari 7.
Requirements:
Mac OS X
Limitations:
erase disabled
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