Browser cache
Browser cache (also known as Temporary Internet files) stores the content of all the web pages that you have visited (including pictures, animation, movies, etc) during a session. This speeds up the displaying of pages you frequently visit as a web browser can open them from your hard disk instead of downloading them from the web.
Why you should clean cache
Browser cache can threat to your privacy because everyone who has access to your computer can see some personal information - by simply opening the cache files, anyone can see what videos you've watched, what pictures you've seen, where you've been online and more.
How to clean cache
One way to maintain your privacy is to clean cache manually. But in Internet Explorer even if you clean cache manually, cache index.dat file stores Internet surfing information. This file keeps a total record of every website you visit. And this file is locked, so you can't delete it by hand.
Clear All History makes it easy to protect your privacy and clean cache information from your computer, including the locked cahce index.dat file.
Using Clear All History you can clean cache in Internet Explorer (including index file), MSN Explorer, Maxthon (MyIE2), Firefox, Opera, Mozilla and Netscape
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To clean cache in Internet Explorer 7.0:
