How to remove search history in Popcorn Time in Ubuntu?
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How can I remove the search history in Popcorn Time in Ubuntu? I tried to uninstall it then reinstalling it again, deleted cashes... but none of them worked for me.
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How can I remove the search history in Popcorn Time in Ubuntu? I tried to uninstall it then reinstalling it again, deleted cashes... but none of them worked for me.
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That what it returns:. .. share
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Jan 24 at 14:24
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rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:27
if it doesn't work try :rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:32
The second one worked for me :-) Thanks! Can you put it as an answer not comment? @kenn
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:49
@kenn you should post that as answer
– Robert Riedl
Jan 24 at 20:14
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How can I remove the search history in Popcorn Time in Ubuntu? I tried to uninstall it then reinstalling it again, deleted cashes... but none of them worked for me.
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asked Jan 24 at 14:21
White159
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How can I remove the search history in Popcorn Time in Ubuntu? I tried to uninstall it then reinstalling it again, deleted cashes... but none of them worked for me.
16.04
16.04
asked Jan 24 at 14:21
White159
167
asked Jan 24 at 14:21
White159
167
asked Jan 24 at 14:21
White159
167
asked Jan 24 at 14:21
White159
167
asked Jan 24 at 14:21
White159
167
167
That what it returns:. .. share
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:24
2
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:27
if it doesn't work try :rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:32
The second one worked for me :-) Thanks! Can you put it as an answer not comment? @kenn
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:49
@kenn you should post that as answer
– Robert Riedl
Jan 24 at 20:14
add a comment |
That what it returns:. .. share
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:24
2
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:27
if it doesn't work try :rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:32
The second one worked for me :-) Thanks! Can you put it as an answer not comment? @kenn
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:49
@kenn you should post that as answer
– Robert Riedl
Jan 24 at 20:14
That what it returns:
. .. share– White159
Jan 24 at 14:24
That what it returns:
. .. share– White159
Jan 24 at 14:24
2
2
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:27
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:27
if it doesn't work try :
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:32
if it doesn't work try :
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:32
The second one worked for me :-) Thanks! Can you put it as an answer not comment? @kenn
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:49
The second one worked for me :-) Thanks! Can you put it as an answer not comment? @kenn
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:49
@kenn you should post that as answer
– Robert Riedl
Jan 24 at 20:14
@kenn you should post that as answer
– Robert Riedl
Jan 24 at 20:14
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Popcorn-Time creates local files in ~/.cache/Popcorn-Time for caching media files it downloads and in ~/.config/Popcorn-Time for Popcorn-Time configuration options where it stores values.
So
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
will reset Popcorn-Time to its defaults and remove search history.
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Popcorn-Time creates local files in ~/.cache/Popcorn-Time for caching media files it downloads and in ~/.config/Popcorn-Time for Popcorn-Time configuration options where it stores values.
So
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
will reset Popcorn-Time to its defaults and remove search history.
answered Jan 25 at 10:12
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Popcorn-Time creates local files in ~/.cache/Popcorn-Time for caching media files it downloads and in ~/.config/Popcorn-Time for Popcorn-Time configuration options where it stores values.
So
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
will reset Popcorn-Time to its defaults and remove search history.
answered Jan 25 at 10:12
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Popcorn-Time creates local files in ~/.cache/Popcorn-Time for caching media files it downloads and in ~/.config/Popcorn-Time for Popcorn-Time configuration options where it stores values.
So
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
will reset Popcorn-Time to its defaults and remove search history.
answered Jan 25 at 10:12
kenn
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Popcorn-Time creates local files in ~/.cache/Popcorn-Time for caching media files it downloads and in ~/.config/Popcorn-Time for Popcorn-Time configuration options where it stores values.
So
rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time
will reset Popcorn-Time to its defaults and remove search history.
answered Jan 25 at 10:12
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answered Jan 25 at 10:12
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That what it returns:
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rm -rf /home/$USER/.cache/Popcorn-Time– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:27
if it doesn't work try :
rm -rf /home/$USER/.config/Popcorn-Time– kenn
Jan 24 at 14:32
The second one worked for me :-) Thanks! Can you put it as an answer not comment? @kenn
– White159
Jan 24 at 14:49
@kenn you should post that as answer
– Robert Riedl
Jan 24 at 20:14