Each of the modern browsers automatically tracks and records in the "visit log" the user's movements on the Internet. The presence of this mechanism can be both a blessing and a punishment, depending on the method of application. But in any case, since there is such an option, we will derive the possible benefit from it! Let's take a look at how you can access your browsing history in the most popular modern browser models.
Instructions
Step 1
In Mozilla FireFox, access to the full list of visited sites stored in the browser can be obtained by selecting the "History" section in the top menu, and in it the item "Show entire history". As a result, a window with an unobvious name "Meeting" will open. In it, you can view, search, save the Internet resources you have visited, as well as put and delete bookmarks, etc.
Step 2
There is also a much shorter way to the magazine - just press the CTRL + H key combination. The history of visits will open in the sidebar, albeit with a much smaller set of service options.
Step 3
In Opera, the history of visits is opened by selecting the corresponding item in the "Main menu" - "History". In the history window that opens, you can search, delete and open the links saved by the browser to the Internet resources visited by the user.
Step 4
Here, just like in Mozilla FireFox, pressing CTRL + H opens the same browsing history in the sidebar.
Step 5
Oddly enough, despite all the competition in the standards of browsers from different manufacturers, and in Internet Explorer, pressing the same magic keyboard shortcut CTRL + H will open a similar sidebar containing the history of visits.
