how can I disable web filters?
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if it is yours then you need to use the program itself, and that depends on the program so i can't give you a single answer.\n\nIf you are trying to circumvent someone elses you need to use a circumventor like mine.\n\nTry acidraincloud.com
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For Firefox...tools->options->priv...\n\nfor Internet Explorer Tools->Internet Options->Clear History
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Some internet explorer browsers have a feature where they knock off the sites that havent been visited for awhile.  You can disable that feature if you want.
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Right click on the top part of the Screen (when you have the internet window up). It should say adress bar, standard buttons, links..... You should just check and uncheck the ones that you want
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disable popups in your web browser
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all depends what internet browser you are using....\n\nbut for a vague direction I would say go to "tools" then "options" and then check history or something along those terms... should find a nice "clear all" button that will clean things up for you
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On internet explorer, click Tools.. then Internet OPTIONS.. Then go to the advanced tab.\n\nScroll down to Multimedia, and uncheck the box that corresponds.
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under the tools menu click browser options\n\nthen click clear search
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I believe you can push that out as a group policy; if not, you can probably make registry edits to disable it.\n\nFor individual machines, you go to Tools --> Internet Options\n\nChoose the Advanced tab\n\nUnder the Search from the Address bar function, choose Do not search from the address bar
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the above answer is quite wrong, that will temporaraly get rid of them, but not stop it compleatly. in Internet Explorer go to Tools>Internet Options>Content>AutoComplete then "uncheck" the "forms" and "web addresses" options, and click "clear forms" to get rid of current ones.
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Top of web page tools internet options delete files delete cookies clear history, content clear ssl state autocomplete clear forms.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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go to the pencil icon and click "Toolbar Options..." uncheck all the boxes below the Search Box category.
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i haven't used it yet, but you can try the following (works in IE6)\n\n1) click tools>>Internet Options\n\n2) Go to [Content] tab\n\n3) Click AutoComplete\n\n4) Disable the check button that says "web addresses"
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i dont understand the question...if you are on a computer that has a system set up to block certain sites on a filter... there is a service at this site you can use, though it is limited https://proxify.org
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If your using Internet Explorer:\n\nTools\nInternet options\nDelete cookies\nDelete files\nClear history.
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In Internet Explorer, go to Tools>Internet Options and click on the Content tab. Then click on AutoComplete. Uncheck the box for web addresses. Click Okay. Click Okay again.
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For firefox users: Tools>Options>Privacy>Clear Now\n\nFor Internet Explorer Users: Tools>Internet Options>General>Delete...(Under Browsing History)\n\nAdditional help for this issue may be reached by contacting kevinarbogast@yahoo.com\n\nIf I am unable to help you, please visit http://www.cybertechhelp.com/\nsurely they can help you out!