The top of the History page has two options buttons. It will be sorted by date so you can search through the timeline to see the places you have visited. The easiest way is to access the browser history by pressing Ctrl + H on Windows and Command + Y on the Mac or clicking on the horizontal three-line icon in the upper right corner of the browser and selecting History > History in the menu. It is not only a good habit, it can also help you avoid awkward situations if someone borrowed your computer for use. Regardless of the time, we recommend that you occasionally delete your browsing history. And at other times, you want to delete all and refresh. Usually you will want to keep them, but sometimes want to delete some unwanted access in history. Nearly every browser from Mozilla Firefox to Safari and Microsoft Edge has a history of where you have access to the Internet. Clearing your browser history is a good thing for privacy. In this article, the Network Administrator will show you how to do this. If you use the Google Chrome browser, there have been times when you have tried to delete your browsing history.
