how to delete history on chromebook

How do you delete your history on chromebook?

The Chromebook is the official release from Google with the cut-down Chrome OS that is meant to work always-online manner, for on the go people.

So, before you go to learning how to erase anything, you must know how to look? The official link from Google has all in one page.

To find your history, it means finding the history of the Chrome browser. So, you go to your computer and open Google Chrome app.
At the top-right corner, you can find the three-dots for expanding it. When you click on it, you can find the entry "History" and then "History" again.
Here you can find all the webpages that you have visited or anyone who has used your computer in the last 90 days.

Before you want to sell off your Chromebook online, you want to ensure that all your private browsing details are completely erased.

Once you are in the 'History' page, on the left-hand side you can find the 'Clear Browsing History' button.
When you click on this, a new window will appear and this will show you various options.
There is a drop-down menu call 'Obliterate the Following Items from' Which has by Default 'The Beginning of Time' as a point of selection to erase history.
Below that you have several checkboxes to check/uncheck items like browsing the history, download history, cookies, hosted app data, autofill form data and more.
Select all if you so wish to, and click on the "Clear Browsing History" button right below them.

Since, Chromebook works with Google Account, clearing the history will still mean that you have a lot of your activity stored in the computer.

To delete all your activity from Chromebook look at this topic by Google support pages – https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/465.
In the school computer, even if you delete all your history somehow, they are still available with the admin track by the filtering software running on your school's Google account.
You can delete only the local history on your Chromebook, and not the server data stored for each Chromebook's Google account.

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