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I want Chrome/Firefox NOT to record history of a 'particular' website. Is it possible to do so? I searched in preferences, but couldn't find a solution. Thanks in advance.

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Usually if you want no records of visiting a web page, you don't want anything to be recorded from this web page, so it would be strange to store a list of particular websites without history records. But yes, it might be usefull if you just want not to store sessions and so on. – lumbric Jan 11 '12 at 1:18

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This isn't the exact solution you want, but I couldn't find another way to do it more in line with the original question.

Chrome

The solution is to use incognito mode. To get to incognito mode, use the following keyboard shortcut:

Ctrl+Shift+N

Firefox

The solution is to use private browsing. To start private browsing, use the following keyboard shortcut:

Ctrl+Shift+P

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In case of chrome there is an Extension called "Ghost Incognito", Ghost incognito make sure that some domains always open in incognito mode. When navigating to a listed domain, the tab will open in a new incognito window.

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