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QUICK TIP: How to Delete Specific Pages From Safari History on a Mac

You can delete a single page or delete specific pages from the history list in the Safari web browser in macOS on a Mac. It’s helpful to keep things uncluttered, easy to accomplish, and only takes a few steps.

  • Launch Safari.
  • Select “Show All History” in the History menu or press ⌘-Y.
  • Find the page you want to remove.
  • Hold down the Control key while pressing the left mouse button.
  • Choose Delete from the contextual drop-down menu. You can also right-click on an entry and select Delete.
Safari History delete page

That’s all you need to do to delete specific pages from your Safari browing history on a Mac!


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Dennis Sellers
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Dennis has over 40 years of journalism experience and has written hundreds of articles. For the past 20-plus years, he's been an online journalist, covering mainly Apple Inc. He's written for MacCentral, MacWorld, MacMinute, Macsimum News, Apple Daily Report, and is now contributing editor at Apple World Today.
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