Exit Button
If you select the exit button at the bottom of any page, you will immediately be taken to the MetService website.
Please note: The Taranaki Safe Families Trust website will still appear in your browser history.
When it is safe for you to do so, we recommend removing this site - and any other similar sites - from your browsing history. Follow the instructions for your browser below.
Clearing Your Browser History
Most browsers save information about the websites you visit. Clearing this history can help protect your privacy.
Google Chrome
Open the menu (three vertical dots).
Go to Settings → Privacy and Security → Clear browsing data.
Choose a time range.
Select the types of information you want to delete.
Press Clear data.
Safari
Select History from the top menu.
Choose Clear History.
Pick a time range.
Confirm by clicking Clear History.
Internet Explorer
Select the menu (three horizontal dots) or the Tools icon.
Go to Safety → Delete browsing history.
Pick the data you want removed.
Click Delete.
Microsoft Edge
Open the menu (three horizontal dots).
Go to Settings → Privacy, search, and services.
Under Clear browsing data, select Choose what to clear.
Pick a time range and the data types.
Click Clear now.
Mozilla Firefox
Open the menu (three horizontal bars).
Select History → Clear Recent History.
Choose a time range.
Select what you want to delete.
Click OK.
Using Private or Incognito Windows
Most browsers offer a mode that does not save your history once the window is closed. Depending on your browser, this may be called Incognito Mode, Private Browsing, or InPrivate Browsing.
This is helpful, but if someone else has access to your device, you may prefer using a computer at a library, workplace, or trusted friend’s home for additional safety.
Chrome - Incognito Mode
Incognito Mode doesn’t save your browsing history, form entries, cookies, or site data. Downloads and bookmarks remain on your device.
To open an Incognito window:
Menu → New Incognito Window
Or press Ctrl + Shift + N
Safari - Private Browsing
Safari’s Private Browsing prevents history, form data, and temporary files from being stored.
To open a Private Window:
File → New Private Window
Internet Explorer - InPrivate Browsing
InPrivate Browsing hides your history and also disables toolbars and extensions.
To start:
Settings → Safety → InPrivate Browsing
Or press Ctrl + Shift + P
Microsoft Edge - InPrivate Browsing
To open an InPrivate window:
Menu → New InPrivate window
Or right-click the Edge icon on your taskbar
Shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + N
Firefox - Private Browsing
Firefox provides strong tracking protection in its Private Browsing mode.
To open:
Menu → New Private Window
Or press Ctrl + Shift + P