Good afternoon
Thank You for Email and Help.
Do Aug 29 18:36:00 2013
Am 18.08.2013 15:26, schrieb G.LinuxDucks:> Hi Sophie,
> You asked before and I don't think U got an answer, and may help clear
> some things up.
>
> If familiar with Windows and cleaning internet tracks as safe to delete
> temporary internet files with like CCleaner or manual settings in
> browser to delete each time browser is closed - the equivalent in Linux
> is a really fast simple safe clean up software of these temporary
> internet files .... it is called Sweeper.
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Is this a software?
Where is this software to install?
For Linux
For FF?
How can I use a browser without saving pages.
Example:
Forum: www.forum.org.
And I am writing a post.
Then I go to the next thread.
FF is saving every click and page.
How can I avoid this.
Private browsing deletes the passwords.
>
> You can download that from the built in Software Repository or like
> called Ubuntu Software Center in Ubuntu now etc.
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OK
Does this clean ff or all browsers?
Simply click Choose All
> and when you close the browser - open Sweeper and run it. Takes less
> than a second unless a bit gunked up from a longer browsing session and
> like watching You Tubes etc. Then may take about up to five seconds.
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OK
>
> The other more thorough cleaner and widely used is BleachBits (not Root
> BleachBits - could be dangerous to use if not really experienced with
> Linux Files). This also should be available in the Software Repository
> for download and installation. There are more clean up options available
> for a more thorough clean up across the board.
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Ok
What does BleachBits clean?
>
> I am thinking two things may be a possible culprit. One, have you
> installed a browser Toolbar?
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I think NO.
I installes FF.
I installed plugin flash and plugin flashsleep. So only if I click
I can see flash most times they do not show flash.
Also I installed session manager.
Nothing more.
May be a bad one that did resets of the
> browser like Homepage, default Search Engine, 404 error splash page,
> etc. The other may be a Java problem even infection? Try Clam Antivirus
> or Comodo or other.
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OK
>
> What happens if you try to change your Homepage back to your choice?
> Like open FF and go to the page you want for Homepage and click
> Edit>Preferences and click Current Homepage and close. Hit the Homepage
> button.
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Sorry
I do not understand.
90% surfing is happy.
Sometimes there is a bad page example big video in the pr.
Regards
Sophie
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