Bulk delete history
Done with a site, or shopping for a surprise? Tick the sites you want gone, press Delete and confirm. Every page from those sites leaves your browsing history, including older visits you can’t see on screen.
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Every site in your history, with its pages, visits and last visit. Sort by any column.
Click a checkbox, Shift-click to tick a range, or press ⌘A to tick them all.
Delete asks once more before anything goes. Then every page from those sites is removed.
In detail
Delete a whole site, a whole search or just the page you are on. Every path shows what will go before anything is deleted, and skips your protected sites.
Right-click a page or a link on any website and open the History Monk menu. Choose Delete all history of this site, and History Monk opens on All time with that site already filtered and a delete panel at the top.
Nothing is deleted on the first click. You see which site is affected and exactly how many pages will go, then you confirm. The button says permanently, because the browser can’t put a deleted history entry back.
Add the sites you never want to lose, like your work documents or notes, to Protected sites in Settings. Write one domain per line, and its subdomains are covered too.
Search or filter in History, press ⌘A to select every result, then delete them all at once.
Right-click any page or link and choose Delete all history of this site, or just this page.
Add the sites you never want deleted in Settings. No delete in History Monk can touch them.
FAQ
Open Sites in History Monk, tick the site and press Delete, then confirm. Or right-click any page on that site and choose Delete all history of this site.
No. The browser can't put a deleted history entry back, which is why every bulk delete asks you to confirm first.
In Sites, each subdomain has its own row, so deleting google.com leaves mail.google.com alone. Delete all history of this site from the right-click menu includes subdomains.