Then click on save. Now your History will be saved to your System. You can open and browse them again whenever you need it. Download the ChromeHistoryView from here. History Trends Unlimited is an extension provided by the Google Chrome for its users. To use this extension you do not have to pay anything, the extension is free for use.
The company will offer options across more services in the future, including highly anticipated controls for location data there are other ways to turn that tracking off in the meantime. None of this will happen on its own, though. But maybe try setting it to the three-month auto-delete and see if your user experience suffers. Mozilla says to select the "History" option from the toolbar's "Library" button.
Then, select "Manage History" to conveniently find options on the left pane to access the history for today, yesterday, the last seven days, or the last six months individually. Otherwise, use the "Older than 6 months" option to narrow your search.
If you're searching by the week or month, you then need to locate the specific date's history as needed, using the "Most Recent Visit" date for help. According to Google , users of Google Chrome can access the program's "Settings" menu and select "History" followed by "History" to access the search history. Then, you can browse the Chrome history to view all items, locate the specific date heading, and see all the visited websites for the day under that heading. While you won't have an easy way to search for a specific date in Chrome history, you can do so if you visit the myactivity.
Windows 7, Make sure google chrome is closed. Click "save". Double click to open i opened in firefox It shows a list of you old history links and you can click on any link to open.
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