(1) Private information: The best web protection rule of thumb is to evade filling out forms that need personal or confidential information.
(2) Clean out your search history: In Internet Explorer, you can delete your search history by clicking on Tools, then Internet Options.
(3) Clean out your Cache: All browsers keep copies of Web sites you have visited in a temporary ‘cache’ file; you can clean your search cache just like your search history.
(4) Avoid registration: BugMeNot makes life much simplier, not to mention it is a good guard of your online privacy.
(5) Search with Proxy.
(6) Clean up your cookies.
(7) Use an independence search engine.
(8) Disable auto-complete.
(9) Be careful of your downloads.
(10) Be careful where you surf.
A Private Affair: Ten ways to keep your search history private
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