Online safety

Learn how to delete your internet search history and use private browsing.

This information may help you to reduce the chances of someone finding out that you’ve visited this website or other websites. Please note that these actions may not completely hide your visit. You may want to consider using a device at a local library, at work, or from a trusted friend.

To learn more about your online safety, read the eSafety Commissioner website(Opens in a new tab/window) and the eSafety Online safety planning page(Opens in a new tab/window).

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Delete internet browser history

This information may help you remove your internet browser history.

Technology is always changing so check the instructions for your specific browser for accurate results.

These links provide information for desktop browsers and include details for other platforms (e.g. tablet, phone).

Google Chrome(Opens in a new tab/window)

Apple Safari(Opens in a new tab/window)

Microsoft Edge(Opens in a new tab/window)

Internet Explorer(Opens in a new tab/window) (please note this browser is no longer supported by Microsoft)

Mozilla Firefox(Opens in a new tab/window)

Private browsing

When you use private browsing, your internet browsing history is not recorded and your passwords and auto-filled information are not saved.

Technology is always changing so check the instructions for your specific browser for accurate results.

These links provide information for desktop browsers and include details for other platforms (e.g. tablet, phone).

Google Chrome(Opens in a new tab/window)

Apple Safari(Opens in a new tab/window)

Microsoft Edge(Opens in a new tab/window)

Mozilla Firefox(Opens in a new tab/window)

Reviewed 7 December 2023

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Help in your language

If you need an interpreter to speak with staff, call TIS National on 131 450.

Give them the Bendigo Law Courts telephone number: (03) 9087 5733 and stay on the telephone while the operator connects you and the interpreter to the organisation. 

Read this in other languages here.

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Court Services Victoria extends that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.