History is one of the best options that a browser can offer us. Many people think that it is a problem since it keeps the record of all the web pages that we visit, a small big problem if we do it from work, and if someone has access to it they can know at all times which pages we have visited. But leaving these issues aside, the history allows us to revisit that web page that we do not remember what it was and that we forgot to bookmark. Surely on some occasion you have wanted to remember that web page that you visited a few days ago but cannot find it. Here the browsing history is a joy.
If you don't want anyone to know what web pages you visit regardless of the computer you use, the best option is to browse privately, an option that leaves no trace on our computer. But leaving aside the reluctance that some users may have, today we are going to show you where the Microsoft Edge history is and what options we can make it. Despite the fact that Microsoft Edge is still a rather clumsy and slow browser, it must be recognized that Microsoft has done very well in terms of ease of use and available options.
Access Microsoft Edge history in Windows 10
Accessing the Microsoft Edge history is very simple since we just have to click on the three horizontal lines that are on the right side of the screen, next to the pencil that allows us to make annotations on the screen, and then click on the clock.
Once open we will see the last web pages that we have visited that same day and the rest of the week. If we want to erase all history We just have to click on the option Delete all history, which is in the upper part of the window in which we are.