Remove all traces of adult site
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madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention -
madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention -
Hello everyone,
My problem is as follows: I visited a pornographic site last week and now I can't erase the traces. I mean that in all my browsers, when I search on Google, pornographic sites appear in the Google Adsense ads. I've used CCleaner, accessed the cookies directly on my hard drive to delete them, and I've cleared the history (cookies, cache...) of my three web browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome), but nothing changes; the Google links for X-rated sites still appear. My nephews visit on weekends and I don't want them to stumble upon it
How can I permanently resolve this issue?
PS: In CCleaner, when I go to Options/Cookies, the list of cookies is still full with the same cookies. Is this normal?
Thank you
My problem is as follows: I visited a pornographic site last week and now I can't erase the traces. I mean that in all my browsers, when I search on Google, pornographic sites appear in the Google Adsense ads. I've used CCleaner, accessed the cookies directly on my hard drive to delete them, and I've cleared the history (cookies, cache...) of my three web browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome), but nothing changes; the Google links for X-rated sites still appear. My nephews visit on weekends and I don't want them to stumble upon it
How can I permanently resolve this issue?
PS: In CCleaner, when I go to Options/Cookies, the list of cookies is still full with the same cookies. Is this normal?
Thank you
Configuration: Windows XP
6 réponses
Normally, Tools > Options > Privacy > and you check "Clear history when Firefox closes," should solve the problem. Be careful, it deletes all memories including automatic recognition on the sites where you are registered.
Uncheck the "Clear history..." box when you reopen Firefox afterward so that it no longer systematically deletes your memories.
Uncheck the "Clear history..." box when you reopen Firefox afterward so that it no longer systematically deletes your memories.
