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superscape

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Feb 12, 2008
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Hmmmm...

It looks like you can set it using the Terminal. Open your Terminal (in /Applications/Utilities folder) then type:

Code:
defaults write com.apple.safari HistoryAgeInDaysLimit 14

...and hit return. Change the number on the end to whatever number of days you like.

I say it looks like you can do it that way because I'd have to wait 15 days to be certain! ;-)

Good luck
 
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