Como evitar que o Firefox adicione sites específicos ao histórico? [duplicado]

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Quando olho para o meu histórico do Firefox tentando encontrar uma página que visitei recentemente, a história geralmente fica sobrecarregada com as páginas de pesquisa do google.com, GMail, Google+ e Google Reader (e algumas outras páginas igualmente inúteis para conta).

Existe uma maneira (talvez uma extensão) de combater isso?

    
por Ivan 29.03.2013 / 21:54

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Sim. Existe.

HistoryBlock 1.4.0.5

About this Add-on
This tool will allow the user to specify a list of hosts to be blocked from the history tab, the recently closed tabs list, and the download manager (ctrl+j). HistoryBlock is a Firefox Add-on that works comparably to the newly created Chrome's Incognito mode, but without the necessity of switching modes while using the browser (or opening in new windows, etc).

Click the "Options" button under the addon and add a hostname to be blocked.

Examples

ebay.com, worldofwarcraft.com, games.yahoo.com

Alternatively, now you can simply right-click on a page and hit "Block This!" to automatically add the hostname and/or subdomain of the current page to the blacklist.

Controle do histórico de formulários 1.3.0.6

About this Add-on

An extension to View and Manage all form data that has been saved by the web browser giving you full control over what is stored, what is cleaned up or not, and when to perform a cleanup. This extension even allows you to control selectively for which webpages form history data is stored (either blacklist or whitelist). Also stores text from editor fields as you type for easy recovery in case of disaster.

    
por 29.03.2013 / 22:25