Deleting HTTP addresses
Deleting HTTP addresses
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It's dead set easy to manage your inventory of auto-complete url's in IE...just do this:
Run Regedit, then open up: HKEY_USERS\Default\Software\Microsoft\InternetExplorer\Typed URLs.
Simply delete any unwanted URLs.
[This message has been edited by clownfish (edited 18 May 2000).]
Run Regedit, then open up: HKEY_USERS\Default\Software\Microsoft\InternetExplorer\Typed URLs.
Simply delete any unwanted URLs.
[This message has been edited by clownfish (edited 18 May 2000).]
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On the same lines as Speachless Two, while you're clearing your history, reduce the number of days that Explorer stores history pages to 1 (actually it goes down to 0 but that could mean "never delete", I don't know) so that the history never gets ancient.
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Five sodding minutes! It's enough to make you click the ads out of sheer boredom.....aha!
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Five sodding minutes! It's enough to make you click the ads out of sheer boredom.....aha!
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Clownfish - tried what you said, and deleted a few entries from the registry but IE5 still remembers ALL the auto-complete. (when I went back in the registry again although I had only deleted a few values all of them had gone). It would be handy just to delete a few (the dirty ones!) rather than clearing the whole history (which does work). Must be stored somewhere in IE5, not the registry as I have searched the registry for some of my entries and it does not find them!
