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DuckDuckGo app includes features to clear local browsing traces and session data
in the mobile browser is a user-controlled exception that keeps a site's first‑party cookies and local storage from being erased when the browser's one‑tap "" clears browsing data, allowing users to r...
DuckDuckGo’s Fire Button is a one-tap purge designed to erase browsing traces such as cookies, caches, open tabs, and permissions, but it intentionally does not remove certain user-chosen data — notab...
Clearing cache and cookies in the DuckDuckGo Android app is a quick process done from the app’s settings (open the app, tap the three bars, go to Settings → Personal Browsing Data → Delete Browsing Da...
Deleting “saved” searches on a desktop browser is a browser-level action because DuckDuckGo does not retain personal search histories on its servers; what appears as saved searches is stored locally i...
The is designed to clear local browsing state—tabs, history, cookies and storage—immediately in the app, and DuckDuckGo states that any remaining fragments can be removed by closing the browser . Inde...
Completely erasing locally stored passwords in the DuckDuckGo mobile browser requires using the app’s data-clearing controls and understanding that passwords and identities are stored on-device (so re...
Clearing history inside the DuckDuckGo mobile app is done with the “fire” (clear data) action and DuckDuckGo says it does not retain search history on its servers, but whether cookies, cached files an...
The “” is an on-device kill‑switch that quickly clears recent local and closes open tabs in the DuckDuckGo app, giving users a one‑click way to erase stored cookies, cache and history from the device ...
provides built-in controls to disable autocomplete suggestions and to clear locally stored suggestion/search history: on the website and mobile app these are accessible through Settings > (turn off “A...