Firefox keeps track of the websites you visit in your browsing sessions. To view your browsing history:
Show All Sites Visited Today
Depending on your settings, you can retain a list of websites visited today or even several weeks back. A word of warning, though: the more days back you go, the more space will be taken up on your hard drive. So unless you have a good reason to store months of visited websites, you should keep no more than about a week’s worth. The second on the list is “Google News” with over 150 million unique visitors every month. Despite Google being the most visited website or search engine in the world, they haven’t made it to the first position. But it looks like soon they gonna take over “Yahoo“, as the number of unique visitors is increasing at a very high pace.
Recent Websites I Have Visited
- Click the Library button in the Firefox toolbar.
- Click History.
- The History drop-down menu includes a Recent History list.
- Click the Show All History bar at the bottom of that list to open the Library window.
Tip:it is also possible to perform the same operation quickly using the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + H. Pressing Ctrl + Hcommand + shift + H will open your History in a sidebar.
From the Library window you can search for a particular website you have visited using the Search History field in the top right corner.
Double-click on a website to open it in the current tab.
Right-clickHold down the control key while you click on a website to view other actions, such as open in a new tab, open in a private window, bookmark page, copy the URL and more
You can also sort all visited websites by name, tag or URL by clicking on the column labels.
It is possible to remove websites from your browsing history or clear the browsing history. See these articles to learn more: