The other downside of O&O BrowserPrivacy is that it is Windows only, so will only erase your data from your PC. If we’re being brutally honest, we believe BrowserPrivacy ($19.95) should have been freeware or we’d seriously consider O&O SafeErase Professional ($29.95) instead which offers far more functionality, erasing your browser data, plus files and folders, Windows data and even an entire hard drive, which is essential for changing to a new computer. O&O BrowserPrivacy is simply about wiping your data, securely. In our test, selecting Chrome, Firefox and Edge, plus all the options, 'Highest Security' would take around 5 minutes to complete.Īnd that’s about it. Of course, this also means it will take the longest. Once you select what you want to erase, you’re taken to the deletion method where you can choose from 'Lowest Security' through to 'Highest Security' where your data will be written over 35 times, meaning it’s impossible to recover, even by professionals.

What O&O BrowserPrivacy does differently is wipe this data multiple times.

Including support for Chrome, Firefox and Edge/Internet Explorer (but not Opera or third-party variations of Firefox such as Pale Moon or Avast Secure Browser), you can delete your browsing history, all your downloaded files, stored cookies and other data, your browser cache, passwords and saved form data and even bookmarks. O&O BrowserPrivacy is a simple tool that is designed to do one thing well - securely erase your browsing history from your computer (but, note, not your other devices).

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