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Jul 2, 2009
Data removal gets granular
Firefox 3.5 offers far more control to users for choosing which browsing tracks get kept and which get killed. In the Clear Recent History option, which replaces Clear Private Data, users can search and destroy not only by the kind of browsing track recorded, but also by the time that you visited that page, accessed that cookie, or used that form.
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