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Forget About This Site

Firefox mpo na Android Site breakages
TotallySpiced replied mibu 4 mileki
Lionel Holt
Lionel Holt

In the desktop browser you can load the History tab, right-click a page, then click Forget This Site. Is there any way to do that in the Android version? It's needed for site development purposes.

In the desktop browser you can load the History tab, right-click a page, then click Forget This Site. Is there any way to do that in the Android version? It's needed for site development purposes.

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Paul
Paul
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Hi

You can open the Firefox for Android browsing history and tap the "X" to remove a site from history.

I hope that this helps.

Lionel Holt
Lionel Holt Nkolo motuna

That only removes a single page from the history.

"Forget About This Site" not only removes all pages for the domain from history, but also all other associated data e.g. cache, passwords, cookies, 301 redirects, etc. It is frequently essential for development purposes.

Is there no equivalent in Firefox for Android?

Paul
Paul
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At present that option is not available for Firefox for Android, but may be included in a future update.

In the meantime, you can install a pre-Release copy of the browser (either Beta or Nightly) from the Google Play store and clear the entire history without it impacting your normal browsing.

TotallySpiced
TotallySpiced

I can't believe this function is still not available. That's probably the most useful tool to manage history.