How To Delete Google History On Iphone 5

We have previously discussed the steps necessary to delete your browsing history in the iPhone 5 Safari app, but not everyone chooses to use that as their primary browser. The Chrome iPhone 5 app is very fast, plus it has the benefit of being able to sync with any Chrome browser on another device that you are signed into with the same Google Account. This makes the Chrome iPhone 5 app a great choice if you are constantly switching between your phone and computer, but want to be able to view a Web page or continue reading an article that you hadn't finished on the other device. But sometimes you will visit a site that you do not want to appear in your browser history, so you need to delete your Chrome iPhone 5 browser history. Fortunately you can follow the procedure below to perform this action.

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Clearing the Chrome iPhone 5 Browsing History

You can also use the incognito feature in the Chrome iPhone 5 app, which will prevent Chrome from recording any history while you are browsing in that tab. This is a good choice if you know before you start a browsing session that you do not want your visited sites to show up in your history. But follow the steps below if you have already visited the sites in question and need to delete your Chrome iPhone 5 history.

Step 1: Open the Chrome app.

Step 2: Tap the icon at the top of the screen with three horizontal lines.

Step 3: Select the Settings option at the bottom of this menu.

Step 4: Tap the Privacy button in the Advanced section of this screen.

Step 5: Press the Clear Browsing History button at the top of the screen.

Step 6: Tap the Clear Browsing History button at the bottom of the screen to confirm your decision.

Did you know that you can also create bookmarks in the iPhone 5 Chrome app? This is a great way to save sites that you have visited that either require a lot of typing to find, or that you would difficulty navigating to again.

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