Busted? Ever got caught?

[dogonit]

Well, I haven't and I want to keep it that way.

Because I am attached, I am always careful to do my best to delete any and all evidence of my hobby. Unfortunately, I am concerned about evidence on my computer (should my partner ever decide to become a PI).

While in Microsoft Explorer, I regularly chose "Tools" and then select "Internet Options". Once the "Internet Options" window opens, I do the following:

1. Clear History
2. Delete Files (with "Delete all offline content" not ticked)
3. Delete Files (with "Delete all offline content" ticked)
4. Delete Cookies

PROBLEM: in spite of these efforts, if I go into the "Address" section of Explorer and begin typing an address, such as, "www.t", all the Terb pages I have visited, appear. Yes, this happens after I have performed the above 4 steps. It is curious that my attempts to erase this evidence works for some websites and not others. I suspect that I need to do something else. Please HELP


PS I am very glad that TERB has changed the default (when logging into TERB) to NOT remember User ID and Password. The old default (to remember) was a very dangerous default.

 

[calloway]

Lots of free software out there to help you. Here's one simple option that will eliminate your URL history issues...

http://www.ccleaner.com/

 

[incognito]

The only sure fire way for this is to quit the hobby and have crazy monkey sex with your wife. (Or girlfriend, lucky bastard)

Cause if she does find out, you might find yourself missing a couple of balls and a dick.

 

[souljax33]

I use Internet explorer for my regular Internet usage and Firefox for my hobby, with firefox you click on tools "clear private data" and Bingo! everything is gone!

 

[bajanguy]

hi rookie

Well, I haven't and I want to keep it that way.

Because I am attached, I am always careful to do my best to delete any and all evidence of my hobby. Unfortunately, I am concerned about evidence on my computer (should my partner ever decide to become a PI).

While in Microsoft Explorer, I regularly chose "Tools" and then select "Internet Options". Once the "Internet Options" window opens, I do the following:

1. Clear History
2. Delete Files (with "Delete all offline content" not ticked)
3. Delete Files (with "Delete all offline content" ticked)
4. Delete Cookies

PROBLEM: in spite of these efforts, if I go into the "Address" section of Explorer and begin typing an address, such as, "www.t", all the Terb pages I have visited, appear. Yes, this happens after I have performed the above 4 steps. It is curious that my attempts to erase this evidence works for some websites and not others. I suspect that I need to do something else. Please HELP


PS I am very glad that TERB has changed the default (when logging into TERB) to NOT remember User ID and Password. The old default (to remember) was a very dangerous default.

inaddition
1. go to tools
2.click internet option
3.click on content (its locate @ the top)
4. click on autocomplete and uncheck everything
5.click ok when you are done
6.continue to hobby

 

[ruck]

My GF recently found TERB because of me.

I`m usually really good about leaving no trail but I guess I must`ve been tired.
She opened her internet, clicked on the address bar and she saw https://terb.cc. She thought it was another site like filecabi.net so she clicked. What she saw, she did not like.

She questioned me about it and I played super dumb. Huh? Terb, what? What the fuck kind of site is named terb? What the hell does terb mean?
"So how did this get into my address bar?". "well I must`ve clicked on some kind of pop-up."

She bought it but I think she is skeptical. hehehe

 

[cynalan]

Clear history won't do it if your significant other is an intrepid hunter with a bit of computer expertise. I use a program called Window Washer by Webroot, the same guys that produce Spysweeper.

 

[Hockey_MLnut]

My GF recently found TERB because of me.

I`m usually really good about leaving no trail but I guess I must`ve been tired.
She opened her internet, clicked on the address bar and she saw https://terb.cc. She thought it was another site like filecabi.net so she clicked. What she saw, she did not like.

She questioned me about it and I played super dumb. Huh? Terb, what? What the fuck kind of site is named terb? What the hell does terb mean?
"So how did this get into my address bar?". "well I must`ve clicked on some kind of pop-up."

She bought it but I think she is skeptical. hehehe

You also could have said that you were looking for some entertainment for one of your buddys that is down on his luck.

 

[calloway]

Clear history won't do it if your significant other is an intrepid hunter with a bit of computer expertise. I use a program called Window Washer by Webroot, the same guys that produce Spysweeper.

www.webroot.com

 

[500miles]

Webroot`s Windows Washer is really good, but if you want to go the cheap route, here`s how to remove typed URLs in IE:

start->run->(type in regedit).

In regedit, go to

My Computer->HKEY_CURRENT_USER->Software->Microsoft->Internet Explorer->TypedURLs. Delete all the URLs you see in the right panel.

Granted, this doesn`t overwrite the typeURLs with random data, but it`s still better than having https://terb.cc pop up everytime someone opens your IE and type www.t something. If you must play on TERB, use Firefox or buy Webroot`s Windows Washer.

 

[Judas H]

Webroot`s Windows Washer is really good, but if you want to go the cheap route, here`s how to remove typed URLs in IE:

start->run->(type in regedit).

In regedit, go to

My Computer->HKEY_CURRENT_USER->Software->Microsoft->Internet Explorer->TypedURLs. Delete all the URLs you see in the right panel.

Granted, this doesn`t overwrite the typeURLs with random data, but it`s still better than having https://terb.cc pop up everytime someone opens your IE and type www.t something. If you must play on TERB, use Firefox or buy Webroot`s Windows Washer.

If you clear out your auto complete every time you clear your cookies,You wouldn`t have to worry about that.

 

[Fred Zed]

My GF recently found TERB because of me.


She questioned me about it and I played super dumb. Huh? Terb, what? What the fuck kind of site is named terb? What the hell does terb mean?

Or you can say you did a search for the TREB ( Toronto Real Estate Board ) on Google earlier ( a buddy of yours works there ).

 

[PHNINE]

Just confess...LOL

 

[Esco!]

Or you could say:

"Yeah.....Yeah...its true honey.
I fucked those women. I fucked those women"











"But I make love to you"

 

[ruck]

Or you could say"

Yeah.....Yeah...its true honey.
I fucked those women. I fucked those women











But I make love to you

Take it easy Eddie Murphy. LOL

 

[dogonit]

Thanks for all your help. I really appreciate it.

 

[babebanger]

Firefox+Yahoo Toolbar-Warning

I use Firefox mainly but sometime shave to use IE to see certain webpages ie Eros-Guide.

I clean out history on firefox using methods already described plus privacy keeper.

I also use the Yahoo toolbar for Firefox and just noticed that yahoo searches in that toolbar are not cleaned by either of the previous steps. You have to go into the toolbar itself and use"clear recent searches".

Luckily no one else has used my computer but that can happen.

 

[Meister]

I use Internet explorer for my regular Internet usage and Firefox for my hobby, with firefox you click on tools "clear private data" and Bingo! everything is gone!

I do the same you copycat.

 

[party_guy49]

Or you can say your finger slipped and that you were looking to buy a new computer at www.teeb.ca

 

[Dead2Parrot]

Solution

An even simpler solution than any already mentioned... Get rid of Internet Explore altogether and use FireFox instead! With FireFox 1.5 you can clear away ALL your private data: Browsing History, Cookies, Cache, Saved Passwords, Download History, etc.