Google Chrome's new Journeys feature allows users of the web browser to see their entire search history organized into categories, making looking back much easier than it has ever been before.
It is worth noting that web browsers typically list down the search history of their users in chronological order without categorizing it into the topics that it belongs to.
Google Chrome Journeys Feature
However, Google all of sudden decided to take the search history of Chrome to the next level by introducing "Journeys," as per a news story by The Sun.
The new Journeys feature on Chrome helps its users look back on what they have been searching for through the years without scrolling to a long chronological list.
Browsing your previous searches now comes with an option that narrows down your entire history into various topics.
On top of that, if ever you search for a single topic from your search history, it will provide other relevant queries that you might also find helpful.
Google Chrome Journeys: How to Get
According to a report by 9to5Google, Chrome has been testing the "Journeys" feature as an experimental function on Chrome Canary on desktop since last Oct. 1, 2021.
On Feb. 10, Google is already rolling out its latest tool for Chrome on the stable version of the web browser.
If ever Journeys is still nowhere to be found on your Chrome, it should be there in the next few days or weeks. The tech giant says that it is already rolling out the new feature. So, expect it to reach your web browser soon.
On top of that, the latest feature also requires users to update their Chrome browsers to its latest version. Here's how to get the latest update of Google Chrome:
- Open Chrome app.
- Then, click the More menu on the upper right corner of your browser.
- After which, go to Help.
- Then, select About Google Chrome.
- Lastly, click Update Google Chrome to get the latest version.
How to Use Google Chrome Journeys
Without any further ado, here's how to use Chrome's new Journeys feature:
- Open Chrome on your desktop.
- Go to the setting menu from the upper right corner.
- Then, go to the History section.
- Next, click "History."
- After which, go to "All history."
- Then, select the "Journeys" tab.
From there, you may now search for various topics and a "related" search history should show up.
For instance, when you search for cryptocurrencies, Chrome Journeys would show all of your crypto-related searches.
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Written by Teejay Boris
