View and delete browsing history in Microsoft Edge browser

By default Microsoft Edge web browser will remember the user's browsing history. Which includes information such as: visited websites, access passwords, download data . So how can you manage the browsing history on Microsoft Edge. Here's how you can do it.

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1. View browser history in Microsoft Edge:

First open the Microsoft Edge browser and click on the Hub button with the icon of three dashes in the top right corner.

In the drop-down menu you select the History section with the symbol is the clock

Below you will see your entire web usage schedule by specific time.

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2. Delete certain pages in browser history:

If you don't want others to access your computer or tablet to view browser history, there are several ways to delete them.

In case you do not want to delete the entire browsing history, there is a way to delete only certain pages. To delete a specific page, right-click the item to delete in the history list and select Delete . You can also select Delete all visits to the site if you want to delete all visited websites.

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3. Delete everything in the browser history:

In case you want to delete everything in the browser history. From the browsing history list, click the Clear all history link in the right corner. A list of all types of data when accessing the saved web page will appear. You can select all or just select the items you want to delete. However, please understand the following data carefully before pressing Clear button to delete all.

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1. Browsing history : List of websites you have visited, including frequently visited websites
2. Cookies and saved website data : Information that websites store on your computer to remember your preferences, such as login information or location.
3. Cached data and files : Copies of page content, images and other media content are stored on your computer.The browser uses these copies of data to download content faster when you next visit.
4. Download history : List of files that you have downloaded from the website.Selecting this will only delete the list, not the actual files that you downloaded
5. Form data : Information you entered such as email address or shipping address.
6. Passwords : The password you saved when logging in to websites.
7. Media licenses : Media content has been licensed
8. Pop-up exceptions : List of websites you have allowed to display pop-ups.
9. Location permissions : List of sites that you allow location access.
10. Full screen permissions : List of websites that are allowed to automatically open in full screen mode.
11. Compatibility permissions : A list of websites that are allowed to automatically open in Internet Explorer.

Good luck!