David E. Ross wrote:
On 7/27/2015 8:08 AM, A Williams wrote:
[email protected] wrote:
I'm running SeaMonkey v2.33.1 on a Windows 7 machine.
I misspelled a website address and ended up on a real site that is of no
interest to me. Now every time I start to enter the address of the site
I want, this misspelled site shows up at the top of the list in the
location bar.
I have unchecked everything in Preferences->Browser->History, cleared
history, and cleared location bar.
I have unchecked Autocomplete in Preferences->Browser->Location Bar
I have cleared Private Data in Preferences->Browser->Privacy & Security
I have cleared Cache in Preferences->Browser->Advanced
Rebooted and restarted SeaMonkey.
With all of these things turned off, the misspelled site no longer shows
up, but as soon as I turn the settings back on it is there again.
I searched the Windows registry and didn't find it.
Where is this information stored? How can I get rid of it, as if I had
never visited the site?
Thanks!
I have discovered another way of nuking this information:
(in the Browser) Go -> History and then delete any line(s) you don't
want. You will note that the list is searchable.
I do not think that works. I have entries in my address area (URL bar)
that are NOT in my history. On the history window, I set [View > Group
by > None] and sorted by URI.
I just tried it on this machine. It worked, exactly as I had hoped.
Step 1 was to search for the link using part of the url
Step 2 was to "delete it from History"
After that it was no longer offered to me in the location bar.
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