Using this approach I can jettison any compromised user account as well as prevent someone tracking some of my activities. I don't have a guest account on my laptop but I do have on my home system. The last is the most protected the Admin account (renamed of course) I only use it to install and maintain my apps. As an example I have an account which I use strictly for my online banking, I have a second one for any buying I do and a third which I use for general surfing. I have four accounts on my system to help protect it as well as offer a means to isolate what type of transactions I'm doing over the net. You will loose your Safari bookmarks unless you copy them out first as well as your user accounts & passwords for any online services so make note of them as well The brut force way is just creating a new user account and then deleting the old one! Just make sure you have nothing in the users home folder which you want (copy it over before you delete it). Safari privacy manage my data.still there. Does anyone have any idea how to get these annoying websites stopped from tracking me? I went dumped cached files under Safari. My mac is a MacBook pro, my operating system is Sierra 10.12.6. One of the sites that added a database is one I have not ever searched or purchased from. I went again to the database window, and the database files are gone. I logged on - checked my safari preferences, and the databases are still there. I saw the database files by name, and deleted them. I found the database files under my Safari folder in Finder. I have deleted my browsing history, I have cleaned up my bookmarks for any websites, I dumped trash. I have gone to the preferences window, selected manage website data under privacy, and deleted the databases, only to have them reappear.

I have tried deleting databases from my Safari browser.

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