Appeal No. 2006-1492
Application No. 09/884,489
history. Alternatively, you can instruct your browser not to
save history information in the first place.” But, as the
examiner recognized, SurfSmart does not indicate anywhere that
this user input is “the entry of a selected user identification.”
HistoryKill does appear to disclose selective disabling or
erasing of history information on a browser and while there is a
dearth of disclosure, the Figure on page 1 does appear to permit
a designation of a user name so one might say that there is a
receipt of a user input and that input is the entry of a selected
user identification. Moreover, as is apparent from the Figure on
page 1 of HistoryKill, the combination of user identification
input and an appropriate box checked, e.g., “History file,” will
delete the elements of the checked box e.g., “History file” when
the “Kill” button is clicked.
The examiner relies on Janis for disabling history recording
processes associated with the browser for an identified session,
responsive to receiving the user input and wherein the identified
session is identified based on the selected user identification,
as claimed.
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