delete reading on SAFARI
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More information needed. What do you mean by 'reading'?
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Anything saved in the Reading tab of the sidebar can be cleared individually by right-clicking on each one and choosing Remove Item or you can remove them all by right-clicking in a clear area AWAY from every saved article and choose Clear All Items.
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in safair on the left side there is [attachement ] what schould i do to delete thoses informations .
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Hi pacome,
This is what you do:
Click on the "spectacles". This will bring up a list of all articles which you have kept for reading.
To Delete One - Right Click on it and choose "Remove Item"
To Delete Several: using Command plus Left Click to highlight all the individual items - then Right Click and select "Removes Items"
To Delete them ALL: Left Click on top one, then use the Keyboard combination Command plus A. This will highlight/select them all. Now Right Click anywhere on them and choose "Remove Items".
Apologies, Ashwin, you said all this above; but I'm just spelling it out to help the OP
@pacome, please post back.
Ian
This is what you do:
Click on the "spectacles". This will bring up a list of all articles which you have kept for reading.
To Delete One - Right Click on it and choose "Remove Item"
To Delete Several: using Command plus Left Click to highlight all the individual items - then Right Click and select "Removes Items"
To Delete them ALL: Left Click on top one, then use the Keyboard combination Command plus A. This will highlight/select them all. Now Right Click anywhere on them and choose "Remove Items".
Apologies, Ashwin, you said all this above; but I'm just spelling it out to help the OP
@pacome, please post back.
Ian
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Almost OT: But just a note that I discovered lately that Apple is still shipping new Mac products with the mouse's optional "Right-Click" disabled. They must still have some serious old Steve Jobs disciples involved and working there.
For those users, check the Preference Pane > Mouse > Primary mouse button or whatever Apple calls it these days to enable it.
Just saying...
- Patrick
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