Hide this visit

If you're concerned that someone might find out you've visited this website, you're not alone, and there are steps you can take to help protect your privacy.

When you visit websites or use apps, your device may store temporary files called cache files. These can include images, scripts, and other data that help websites load faster. Clearing these files, along with your browser history, can help reduce the chances of someone seeing what you've viewed.

Important

While the steps below can help, they may not completely hide your activity. The safest way to browse privately is to use a device that others don’t have access to, such as one at a library, at work, or borrowed from a trusted friend or relative.

How to clear your browser history

You can clear this history and remove cached data by following the instructions for your device and browser below.

Google Chrome

Android:

Open the Chrome app
Tap the three dots (top right)
Tap History
Tap Clear browsing data…
Choose a time range
Select the types of data to delete
Tap Clear data

iOS:

Open the Chrome app
Tap the three dots
Tap History
Tap Clear browsing data
Choose a time range
Tap Clear browsing data

Windows:

Open Chrome
Click the three dots (top right)
Select More tools > Clear browsing data
Choose a time range
Select the data types to remove
Click Clear data

Mac:

Open Chrome
Click the three dots (top right)
Select History > Clear browsing data
Choose a time range
Select the data types to remove
Click Clear data

Incognito browsing

Incognito mode doesn’t save your browsing history, cookies, or site data. This means your activity won’t appear in your browser history. To open an Incognito window:

Open Chrome
Click the three dots
Select New incognito window/tab

Safari