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How do I see the date and time of my searches in History?
Eg. The times of my searches on 1 September. I have tried - Show All History - Views, but no option for time or date seems to exist. Apologise in advance for stupidity.
Semua Balasan (7)
You need to use an add-on to digg in your history. Filtering history by date is natively basic in FF.
Thank you, but it doesn't move me forward.
See this in the Library:
- Views > Show Columns > Most Recent Visit
Firefox will only show the most recent visit and not older visits although they are stored to be able to calculate the visit count.
Thank you. So it is not possible to see the time and date of a search history using Firefox?
You can look at this NirSoft utility:
That is an exe file, not good for Mac
On Mac you would have to use SQLite Manager and use a specific query to see all history entries for a specific link or time frame.
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