3. Clear the History folder.
To remove all items from the History list, click the Clear History button.
Modifying Internet Explorer’’ss Cache
Internet Explorer maintains a Web page cache where the most recent pages and objects you view on the Internet are stored for quick access. To change how Internet Explorer uses its cache, follow these steps: » Read more: Internet Explorer: Dealing with Cookies and Temporary Internet Files Part (3)
2. Open or delete cookies.
To view the details of a cookie, select it from the list of cookies stored and click View. To delete a cookie, select it and press the Delete key.
3. Specify your cookie preference.
To disable cookies or ask to be prompted before writing any cookies, select the appropriate setting from the When Receiving Cookies box, but be aware that disabling cookies will also disable most online shopping Web sites. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Dealing with Cookies and Temporary Internet Files Part (2)
When you browse the Internet with Internet Explorer Macintosh Edition, there are several different types of files that get stored on your hard drive to improve the performance and convenience of your browsing experience. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Dealing with Cookies and Temporary Internet Files
Downloading files can be perplexing and difficult at times. Internet Explorer Macintosh Edition helps you download files more effectively by providing a special Download Manager feature that you can use to manage files. To download files, follow these steps: » Read more: Internet Explorer: Downloading Files
2. Enter a search phrase.
In the Find A Web Page Containing box, type “Internet advertising.” (Type the quotation marks but not the period. Using quotation marks like this says to find resources that contain the phrase, not just one or the other of the important words.) Click Search. To open a document, simply click it. To begin a new search, click New. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Searching the Web Part (2)