Publisher's Description
From PrivacyEraser Computing:
Privacy Eraser is an Internet Eraser that protects your Internet privacy by cleaning up all the tracks of Internet and computer activities. Internet Eraser Pro supports popular web browsers such as Internet Explorer & MSN Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, AOL, Apple Safari and Opera. Supports free plug-ins to extend cleaning features, you can easily erase the tracks left by any applications and make your own plug-ins.
What's new in this version: Version 8.0 has added Support for Mozilla Firefox 9, Opera 11.6, and some improvements.
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"Performed well."
Version: Privacy Eraser 4.5
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As a privacy product - it did more than I thought. I was extremely pleased. Strange there aren't enough good reviews, its been fine for me. So ill just say that I love this program and its never let me down. I resisted it for a long time, but once you get it you wont want to go back.
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"Why pay $30 when iSystem Wiper is Free?"
Version: Privacy Eraser 3.5
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This product is honestly okay, but in all honesty, iSystem Wiper will do the same job (in some areas a little better) and iSystem Wiper is free. Don't get me wrong- this product is fine, but the thirty bucks is hard to justify when others will do the same for free.
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"Lacks full features for other Browsers"
Version: Privacy Eraser 3.5
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I use Webroots washer program but was looking for a washer that would offer complete features for Mozilla. Privacy Eraser seemed to indicate that they were "complete" with the Mozilla/Firefox browsers but this was not so.
The URL address bar could not be washed and there was no ability to save cookies for Mozilla. For me it's not worth even using for the two week trial.
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