Google Chrome’s new Journeys feature allows users to see their complete search history sorted into categories, making it more easier to go back than ever before.
It is worth mentioning that online browsers often present their users’ search history in chronological order, without categorizing it into the topics to which it belongs.
Google Chrome Journeys
According to The Sun, Google abruptly decided to take Chrome’s search history to the next level by offering “Journeys.”
Chrome’s new Journeys feature allows users to check back on what they’ve been looking for throughout the years without having to wade through a big chronological list.
When browsing your prior searches, you now have the option of narrowing down your whole history into several themes.
Furthermore, if you search for a specific topic from your search history, it will provide other relevant searches that you may also find useful.
How to Get Google Chrome Journeys
According to 9to5Google, Chrome has been testing the “Journeys” functionality on desktop as an experimental capability on Chrome Canary since Oct. 1, 2021.
Google began putting out its latest Chrome tool on the stable version of the web browser on February 10.
If Journeys is still missing on your Chrome, it should be available within the following several days or weeks. According to the tech titan, the new feature is already being rolled out. As a result, you may expect it to be on 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.
You can now search for many topics, and a “related” search history should appear.
For example, if you search for cryptocurrencies, Chrome Journeys will display all of your cryptocurrency-related searches.