Safari, being the native browser that comes installed with iOS, we could consider it the best browser that we can use on our iPhone. Chrome and Firefox are fine, but the compatibility and speed of Safari is not offered by any other browser. If we want to delete the Safari browsing history on the iPhone, the only option is delete it completely or delete the web one by one that we don't want to appear. If there are several pages that we want to delete from our history, doing it one by one can take a long time. To speed up this task, we can make use of SafariHistory.
But thanks to the SafariHistory tweak, we can delete the web pages that we have visited altogether. This tweak allows us to select the web pages that we have visited and we want to erase together. This new tweak that has just arrived in Cydia may be the salvation of more than one and two.
Once we have installed the tweak, we have to go to the history section of our iPhone. To do this, we will click on the bookmarks button and we will go to the history section. Once inside the history, we will click on the Edit button and select all the web pages that we want to remove from our history from Safari, without having to resort to deleting it completely or doing it one at a time.
Once we have selected the websites that we want to delete, we just have to click on Clear, located in the lower right corner and confirm deletion through the message that will appear on the screen. This tweak has a very fair use, things as they are, but surely it will be good for more than one. SafariHistory is available for free on the BigBoss repo.
