On Wed, 1 Jul 2020 18:49:21 +0200, "R.Wieser" 
declaimed the following:

>
>Question:
>Assuming that I put another OS installation on a new MicroSD card
>specifically for browsing tha intarwebz, is there any way to erase /all/ of
>the data Chromium stores ?    Having to reinstall everything every time
>isn't quite my thing ...

 On what machine? Location of files may vary.

 I run Firefox on Windows... However, since I have (for another reason)
an R-Pi running in a VNC viewer, I will comment that Chromium has, on the
"..." drop-down menu:

  New incognito window

which opens to (much better formatted in the browser )...

"""
You’ve gone incognito
Now you can browse privately, and other people who use this device won’t
see your activity. However, downloads and bookmarks will be saved. Learn
more

Chrome won’t save the following information:
Your browsing history
Cookies and site data
Information entered in forms
Your activity might still be visible to:
Websites you visit
Your employer or school
Your internet service provider
"""

 Or... delete everything in .config/chromium (if on an R-Pi or other
Linux system)

pi@rpi3bplus-1:~$ ls .config/chromium
 BrowserMetrics-spare.pma   InterventionPolicyDatabase      SafetyTips
 CertificateRevocation    'Local State'       ShaderCache
 CertificateTransparency    MEIPreload        SingletonCookie
'Crash Reports'      NativeMessagingHosts      SingletonLock
 Default      OriginTrials       SingletonSocket
 Dictionaries     'Safe Browsing'       SSLErrorAssistant
 FileTypePolicies    'Safe Browsing Cookies'     'Subresource Filter'
'First Run'     'Safe Browsing Cookies-journal'
pi@rpi3bplus-1:~$

 Though I haven't tested to see if some of those directories/files are
needed to even run Chromium. "Default" is likely the current user specific
data.


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