1-abc.net Surf Trail Washer

1-abc.net Surf Trail Washer is a reliable security tool that enables you to keep your activity on the Internet private. The software allows you to easily erase the temporary Internet files, histories, cookies or favorite websites, in order to delete the records of your Internet activity. Thus, all records lists of visited websites are permanently deleted.

Automatic surf deletion or manual override

1-abc.net Surf Trail Washer is designed to erase the trail you leave on a certain computer when you access the Internet from it. The records of the visited websites, typed URLs, usernames, passwords or other data that are supposed to remain private can be protected. The software can run the cleaning process automatically or display the files for deletion, so you can manually process them.
The Automatic Washer function allows the software to scan the system for Internet files and erase them. The software can perform a continuous loop scan and erase the files as they are being saved on the computer. You can start or stop the function by clicking the designated button. Alternatively, you may run the scan but not have the software automatically erase the files.

The manual washer of Internet files

When starting the Manual Washer, the software scans the computer in order to find Internet files, then displays them for you, in separate tabs. The files that are subject to erasure include HTML documents, images, script files, configuration saves, style sheets and other formats. You may select and delete individual files, so that you may keep certain documents that interest you.
Additionally, you may manually delete history list, cookies, typed URLs, passwords and form data, or Windows favorites. You may assign each of these categories to manual or automatic erasure function.

Internet privacy protector

1-abc.net Surf Trail Washer allows you to maintain your privacy when accessing the Internet from a different computer than yours. Whenever you fill in usernames, personal data or passwords, the typed elements are saved in temporary files, which exposes them to being used or copied by unauthorised users.