In order for you to be able to visit and view the sites you frequently visit again, it is not at all necessary to keep records of them by entering the addresses of the necessary or interesting resources in a notebook or electronic document. It is enough to familiarize yourself with the history of visits by contacting the corresponding section of the menu of your browser.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have Internet Explorer installed on your computer, it won't take you long to view your search history. The fact is that this browser already has a special log where the addresses of all the Internet sites you have visited are recorded. Switch to Latin keyboard layout. Open the journal by pressing CTRL, SHIFT and H at the same time. All links are listed in chronological order. Check out the lists of sites you've visited by month, week, or day. Click on the name of one of them and see a list of all the pages that you viewed by contacting this web resource. If you want to delete all information from the history, find the Tools menu in your browser and select Delete Browsing History.
Step 2
If the browser you are using is Mozilla Firefox, check out the special log, which, like in Internet Explorer, records the addresses of all visited sites. To do this, click "Show entire log". Use search to find the site you are interested in, as there are usually quite a few resources. If after viewing you decide to clear the recording history, press CTRL and A at the same time in the Latin keyboard layout. This way you can select all the elements in the journal at once. Then select the "Delete" item in the "Control" menu, and after that all records will be erased.
Step 3
If you have Google Chrome or Apple Safari installed, click on the wrench icon in the upper right corner of your browser. Select the "History" item in the settings menu that opens. Or refer to the visit log by pressing CTRL and h at the same time. If you want to make some adjustments, find the link "Change the list" on the page that opens. This will remove items you no longer need.
