Almost all modern browsers including Chrome and Firefox have a convenient function to find things faster, the suggestions on the address bar . The suggestions come not only from the search engine, but also from the history.
So if you have already visited the Navigaweb.net site in the past few days, just write the letter n to find the Navigaweb site among the quick suggestions.
Chrome and Firefox remember every address entered on the address bar so you don't have to write it twice.
The undesirable effect of this functionality is that, for example, writing the letter P or the letter X, sites that you would not like to be present in the suggestions can appear in the suggestions.
This especially if there is the possibility that the computer is also used by other people.
Furthermore, wrong or badly written addresses may appear among the suggestions, which would occupy space unnecessarily which could be occupied by useful addresses instead.
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The final solution for this type of problem can be to clear the browser history, while depriving itself of all the suggestions, even the useful ones.
Much more easily, to delete unwanted or unnecessary suggestions that appear on the address bar of Chrome and Firefox, you can select that suggestion using the keyboard arrows and then press the Shift-Del keys together.
This eliminates the site or the search made from the address bar from memory so that it never appears in the suggestions again.
The same process can be repeated to delete any suggestions that you don't want to appear in Chrome or Firefox.
As for the normal text boxes, the search boxes of the websites and the boxes for logging in, the procedure is the same, only that instead of Shift-Del just select the suggestion with the arrows and then press on Delete .
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