Internet History on a Computer
Web browsers keep an internal record of the websites you
visit.
This history also called a cache makes future access of
websites easier because some of the data is already loaded in your computer.
Internet history is also useful to look through when you
cannot remember the name of an important website you visited.
The creators of the big three Web browsers as of the time of
publication Internet Explorer, Firefox
and Chrome make viewing your browsing history simple.
Open an Internet Explorer window.
Press "Ctrl" and "H," or click the
star to the left of the browser tabs and press "History."
Click on the day, week or month you wish to view.
Internet Explorer will keep your Web history until you clear
the cache.
Mozilla Firefox
Open Firefox.
Click the "History" drop-down menu.
Select "Show All History."
Locate the day, week or month of the Firefox history you
wish to view.
The dialog box will show all history since you last cleared
your "History" cache.
Google Chrome
Open a Google Chrome browser.
Click the wrench icon located on the toolbar.
Click "History."
Google Chrome will display all of the websites you have
visited within the past 10 weeks. However, websites you viewed in
"Incognito" mode or secure pages will not be displayed.
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