Tracks Eraser Pro

Developer: AceSoft



Version: 3.2

Tracks that stores on your computer:

• Location Bar History : the websites you visit - Windows' won't remove them.
• Cookie : Web sites place small [ text ] files on your browser to keep track of your on-line activity. Cookies are really useful when you want a web site to auto-sign you into a registration process. These cookies are used to track you through the site. With Tracks Eraser , you can select which cookies you want to erase and which to keep.
• Cache (Temporary Internet Files ) & History : Your browser saves visited web pages, and their images, to your hard drive whether you clicked on them or didn't. This is to save you from having to re-download the information on your next visit. It also means that a lot of data is being saved to your hard drive. Anyone who uses your computer can discover your browsing habits.
• Autocomplete Memory : Internet Explorer stores a record of nearly everything that you type into any web-site form : keywords typed into a search engine, your personal information- your name and address, and more.
• Index.dat : index.dat contains sites visited and index of cookies which can not be erased manually. Even if you clean up your cache, cookies, and history from within the Internet Explorer browser , the index.dat files can not be erased and will continue to store information about what web sites you have visited and what cookies have been saved.
• IE Plug-Ins : They provide functions that the browser can not. Some chat room and games may use plug-ins to accomplish special functions
• Recent Documents : This lists the most recent 15 documents that you have accessed. Any of them can be opened by clicking on the document's name.
• Windows Search History : Windows saves these files so that when you want to do searches, you don't need to re-enter the information. This lets others know what you have been searching.
• Start Menu Run History : Windows stores these programs in the start menu run text box. so that you don't have to re-enter the information, but it allows others to know what you searched.
• Windows Temp. files : Windows saves them to a folder. You should clean it regularly to remove tains traces of your computer activity.
• Open/Save History Windows records files opend and files saved, in the registry. Every time you open or save a file, it displays a list of files accessed, and is available to others.
• Office Recent Documents : Other than Recent Documents above, the Office Recent Documents file stores recently-accessed office files - Word, Excel, and Powerpoint, etc. - in the system registry. They are not deleted when you delete Recent Documents.
• RealPlayer Playlist : RealPlayer saves the Internet location and video / sound files in the registry for others to see.
• MediaPlayer Playlist : Same as for RealPlayer, above.
• Other Applications : Most applications and programs store recently- accessed files and history data. To prevent others seeing them, you can erase them with Tracks Eraser Pro's free plug-ins