All of this information is called your history. However, if you are using a public computer or share a computer with someone, you may not want others to see these kinds of things. This article explains what information is stored in your Firefox history and gives you step-by-step ways to clear all or part of it. In the Menu bar at the top of the screen, click Firefox and select Preferences. Click the menu button and select Options Preferences. Click the menu button and select Settings. See Clear cookies and site data in Firefox.
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Blocks: Julian Chu [:walkingice]. Keywords: dataloss. Joe Cheng [:jcheng] please needinfo. Firefox Bug Husbandry Bot. Kyle Tirak.
Johannes Pfrang [:johnp]. Andreas Bovens [:abovens]. On the other hand, there are often pressing reasons for a decision to uninstall Firefox. To some UX is not attractive, others may point out high resource consumption. As usual, we are not trying to convince anyone to use this or that browser, our goal is to describe ways to remove a program.
Here are several key methods and utilities to uninstall applications: native Windows tools, third-party software, program own uninstaller file, manual removal of all folders and files, removal via the registry editor.
The first one is for Windows 10 users only, while the second one works on Windows XP and later versions. In fact, if you use Windows 10, you may use both of them. It does not matter which one to go with to uninstall Firefox, still, a short preparation is required. Step 0: Close the browser if it is currently running. Optionally, clean history and cache, as well as other personal data such as user accounts, etc.
We recommend using the Task Manager to check if there is no residual process that can run even after the manual browser closure. If the search digs it up, click the End Task button at the bottom of the page. You may also have to change a default browser, but this is optional. In Windows 10 open the Settings menu, then the Default Apps tab on the left-side panel, set any browser as the Web browser.
Find the Settings option by the cog icon in the Start menu. Step 2: Find Mozilla in the applications list that is usually in alphabetical order, so scroll down until you will see the browser. Left-click it, click the Uninstall button below, and then confirm.
This action will initiate the uninstall wizard by Firefox. Yet, this still does not mean that Firefox has been completely deleted, as it may leave residual files and folders in the registry. Step 1: Open the Control Panel. Then, click the Uninstall a program option right beneath the Programs item to open the Programs and Features utility.
Step 2: Locate the application, click the Uninstall button. The procedure is pretty the same, as described previously. Deleting residual files and cleaning the registry is also optional at this stage. This method is concise and easy. The main issue users can face is locating the browser. Step 1: Follow the default browser location path, or search for it in the File Explorer. Just type Mozilla and check the results.
Open the browser folder. Step 2: Find and run the Uninstall. Click the Uninstall confirmation button, then, click Next. Wait until finished, close the wizard. Step 3: Afterwards, delete the residual folder if it remains: close it and remove into the bin. Step 1: Delete the main folder as described in a paragraph above , remove a desktop shortcut, and also check the Start menu to wipe out anything associated with Mozilla. Type AppData in the search field, and press Enter. Then open the Roaming folder and locate Mozilla.
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