Is there any way somebody can see what i visited online?

Question

I heared there is a program, more or less legat with wich you can track all the websites you have visited from your computer. Or from another, in case you have the same Internet connection.

Is there any way somebody can see what I clicked online? If they really want to.

Answer 1

yeah its simple >cookies<

click>start>run> type C:\cookies that is all people do

but yo can stop this download ccleaner

this will delete most of them

then after this download avast antivirus his will keep your pc safe from hackers and virus

naw if you relly want to be safe

click on my computer

C:\ drive

then when your in a folder

click>tools>folder options

look for the tab>view

click>show hidden files and folders

unclick>hide protected operating system file (recomended)>use simple file sharing (recomended)

click>ok

naw in c:\ look for C:\RECYCLER

dont open it right click on it and go to propites

click on the secrity tab

click>add

and type your profile name

then click>check name

click ok

then click on full controll

naw click on advanced

look for the tab owner

then tick the box that says

replace owner on subcontainers and oblects

click your user name and then click ok

a box will show of the files being sighted into your name

then do this to all the file inside

and you can get into it

this is all your junk that you have deleted

but it isnt delete

re delete all these untill nathing is in it

Answer 2

they can also check your cookies.  I used to check them when we had a computor at work.  I was amazed at what they were looking at..  I no longer have one at work for that reason..

Answer 3

yah if they pressed history on top of the page

Answer 4

Plus all that free p**n brings in viruses so its easy to tell...

Answer 5

hahaha

someones been cheating

Answer 6

yes they can find out what you were doing.

they can tap into your history files on the web browser you used.

it happend to me before and i was very embarresing.  

Answer 7

yes! big brother is always watching... especially in big corporations

Answer 8

yh they can go directly on your computer and look at the history or send a keylogger to your computer via e-mail so when you open it it will be able to see anything you do

Answer 9

Yea..... its really easy u dont even need a program..... unless u downloaded it... then they cant search your PC  p**n.... All u gotta do is go to your listing of websited u visited : /

Answer 10

Dont worry, no one will see your dirty p**n sites.

That is, unless, they have software involved on your computer.

Then you're screwed.

Answer 11

yes man, there is. If you go to an internet social point or internet cafe the administrator has a software, installed on the main computer, that tracks all the sites you have visited. Apart for the administrator ,that if is a motherfuc..r, can check for curiosity all the sites you have visited and gossip about it with his fellows like it happened to me, once in a while the internet police (or postal police), because of the laws against terrorism asks the administrator the map, the register of all the sites visited in that place. However; usually the police respect you privacy, the administrator of the internet social point might not.

Answer 12

Yes, but doubtfully. If your worried about your parents or someone sneaking up on you Id relax. Most of those programs cost upwards of 500 dollars. But the history on your internet connection can always be cleared. Youd have to be a pretty skilled hacker to do that, and who would want to do that anyway

Answer 13

yes history and cookies

Answer 14

yes, even if you delete your browser history programs can track every single porno site youve ever visited! the best way to fix this is to reformat your drive deleting everything in the process

Answer 15

anyone can just go on your computer and look at you history. Even if you hide it anyone with any computer training can still hind the site you've been to.

Better stop looking at the dirty porno pal if you don't ant people to find out.

Answer 16

Yes, software called "Spyware" can do much more than this. Spyware is a software program designed to monitor activities on the host computer and store details including pages visited and possibly send these details to a third person.

To make sure you don't have any such watchdog hiding inside your PC, you can install the counter "anti-spyware" program to scan for and remove such programs.

Some FREE anti-spyware programs are available for download at:

1. http://antispyware.org

2. http://free.avg.com/ww.download-avg-anti...  

Answer 17

yes but if you go on tools on the top of the internet then yuo can click on delete browsing history and it all gets wiped clean  

Answer 18

I'm being spied on.

Answer 19

Who's been looking at p**n then?

Answer 20

There are a lot of ways a person with physical access to your computer can view the history of your internet activity.

There are also add ons and other bugger programs that  can try and hack into your computer and track your activity. That is one reason it is good to have security software installed on your computer, such as McAfee (which I prefer) or Norton Anti virus; just to name a few.

There are also programs such as Accountable2U that someone with physical access to your computer can install on it to track all of your computer activity. They can have reports sent to them which can be checked from any location. This is called "accountability software", and is legal if the person installing the software has legal access and right to your computer.

I am not an expert in these areas, so someone could give you more technical information if needed.

Answer 21

Actually, in my line of work, I've seen it done. Even though people have cleared their browser history, it is still possible to extract every website that has been visited on a windows computer. Though admittedly software that does this usually costs money, do you think people will be willing to pay to find out what websites you have visited?

Your best bet if you really want to get rid of the list is to reinstall a clean version of windows on your hard drive. While not totally fail safe, the chances are that it will overwrite the incriminating data.