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Firefox deleted some of my downloads history, I want to know is there a way to keep your download history like with Chrome? So i i download let's say 25 games and 140 pics how can i keep them? So when i go to see the things i have downloaded. For some reason Firefox deleted some of my download history.

Firefox deleted some of my downloads history, I want to know is there a way to keep your download history like with Chrome? So i i download let's say 25 games and 140 pics how can i keep them? So when i go to see the things i have downloaded. For some reason Firefox deleted some of my download history.

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Downloads and long URLs expire automatically in 60 days. You can bookmark download links if you want to make sure that you do not lose them.

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Only the newest ones got deleted and they are like a week or 2 old.

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FFus3r said

see this answer:

I'll try this out and is there any way to get back or see the lost download history?

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Did you recently clear the history?

Firefox manages downloads in the Downloads folder in the Library (History -> Show All History) Downloads are treated as history items: clearing history removes corresponding download items and vice versa.

You can only recover lost history if you have a backup copy of places.sqlite that includes this history.

You can check in Windows Explorer if there is a previous version of the places.sqlite file available.