That means you will have to sign back into certain sites all over again.Īlternatively, clearing the browser cache also nets the same result. To get rid of all listed sites, however, you may need to use the All Time option.ĭo keep in mind that clearing your browsing history will also delete any site cookies on your device. That will also prompt Safari to remove any sites within the Frequently Visited section that showed up - or was triggered by activity that occurred - during those periods. Using the first three options (The Last Hour, Today, and Today and Yesterday) will clear any browsing activity that was recorded at those periods. The app will then present you with four separate options that are pretty much self-explanatory. Next, tap Clear to the bottom of the screen. To do that, tap the book-shaped icon within a new tab, and then tap on History. If specific sites keep showing up repeatedly after a certain amount of time regardless of deleting them, or if they are replaced by other sites that you don’t like, you need to consider removing the browsing history on your iPhone or iPad. Rinse and repeat.ĭo remember that the same site may show up within the section at a later time if you start visiting it once again regularly. Tap it to remove the site from the Frequently Visited section. You will then see a Delete option over the icon. If your iPhone supports 3D Touch, make sure to not press on the screen too hard since that will trigger another action altogether. To do that, just press and hold the icon for a couple of seconds, and then lift your finger.
Delete EntriesĪny site that shows up within the Frequently Visited section is removable quite easily. Thankfully, it’s simple to remove whatever appears in that section, and you can also eliminate the functionality entirely. Often, you will likely end up getting sidetracked instead of doing what you originally intended. That aside, the Frequently Visited section can also act as a significant distraction. Especially since anyone can see that list of sites you frequently visit with a glance whenever you open a new tab. While that is a well thought out implementation to help you get to such sites faster, it’s also a hindrance to privacy.
Whenever you visit same sites often on your iPhone or iPad, Safari likes to display them in the Frequently Visited section of a new tab.
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