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OnePlus: Clear Browser History in Chrome

If Chrome on your OnePlus keeps suggesting pages you visited weeks ago or autofill keeps offering addresses you would rather forget, your browsing history is still stored on the device. Over time this history also takes up storage space and can make the address bar feel cluttered.

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VersionAndroid 10 · Oxygenos 10

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Clear Browser History auf OnePlus

On a OnePlus phone, Chrome keeps a running record of every page you open. This browsing history powers autocomplete suggestions in the address bar and lets you revisit sites through your history list, but it also stays on the device until you remove it yourself.

A growing history can clutter search suggestions with outdated or irrelevant entries. It also uses a small amount of local storage and, on a shared device, lets other users see which sites you visited.

To remove it, open Chrome and tap Menu. Go to Settings, then Privacy. Tap Clear browsing data, select Browsing history, and confirm with Clear data.

This clears the visited-pages list only. Saved passwords, autofill entries, and bookmarks are separate settings and are not affected unless you select them too.

If you are trying to fix a broken or slow-loading website instead, clearing cached files and cookies in the same Privacy menu usually helps more than clearing history alone.

Frequently asked questions

No. Browsing history and saved passwords are separate categories inside Clear browsing data. As long as you only check Browsing history, passwords, autofill data, and bookmarks stay untouched.

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