Browser Wipe is a small stand alone program which will delete or wipe the Microsoft Internet Explorer cache, including cookies, web page files, and history files of the user logged in who runs it. Bwipe.exe is an approximately 70kB stand alone program which does not require any additional files beyond those found on all Windows versions. Bwipe.exe is ideal for keeping on ones USB flash keychain drive so that one can wipe the cache on borrowed PC’s when traveling. Furthermore, Bwipe.exe can be run with command line parameters which means it can be run from batch files as well as from the Windows Scheduler. At present, the cache delete/wipe options are: Any combination of 1. File cache 2. History cache 3. Cookie cache And the method used options are: 1. Simple Windows delete 2. Overwrite the cache objects once with random data, then wipe the file names with random data, and delete. This takes slightly longer than option #1. 3. Overwrite the cache objects seven times with data that conforms the U.S. government standard, DoD 5200.28-STD, then wipe the file names with random data, then delete. This takes several times longer than option #2. 4. Overwrite the cache objects thirty-five times with data that conforms the Peter Gutmann scheme, then wipe the file names with random data, then delete. This takes several times longer than options #2 & #3, as is only available from the command line.

This program allows you to see site, URL, cookies and history lists on the Internet Explorer cache. You can view, export to Excel, CSV, text and HTML, and print the cache lists.

This is a utility for managing your Internet Explorer cache. Besides reviewing capability, it provides the functions to search, copy and delete cache contents. You can use it to collect documents, images or research applications embedded in the document. Also it allows you to check where, what and when the user of the computer visited the Internet.

The Cooxie Toolbar reveals what Internet Explorer has recorded about online activities and helps protect privacy when surfing the Internet.

The toolbar lets you edit typed URLs (add or remove links in the Address bar dropdown list); edit visited URLs; view files stored in the temporary internet files folder. The toolbar implements proxy management (harvest, test, and manage a set of proxy servers), proxy selection (select a proxy server from a drop-down list in the toolbar), and cookie management (the cookie associated with the current web page can be viewed and edited from the toolbar). A slider in the toolbar makes it easy to adjust security settings, for example to disable script execution and cookies when surfing insecure web sites.