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# History & Session Recovery

## Recent History

The History view displays your 40 most recent browsing history entries. Each item shows the favicon, page title, and a tooltip with the full URL and last visit timestamp (date, time, and timezone).

## Search History

The **Search History** option opens a dedicated search view. Results update live as you type and pull from up to 100 history entries.

Regex mode is available here too. See [Regex Search](/features/regex-search.md).

## Recently Closed Tabs

Accidentally closed a tab? The **Recently Closed Tabs** view lists your most recently closed tabs, each clickable to restore instantly. A **Reopen all tabs** button at the bottom restores everything at once.

## Recently Closed Windows

The **Recently Closed Windows** view lists closed browser windows. Each entry shows how many tabs the window contained and the title of its active tab. Clicking restores the entire window. A **Reopen all windows** button is also available.

## Clear History / Manage History

| Action                  | Opens                                   |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| Clear recent history... | `chrome://settings/clearBrowserData`    |
| Manage history          | `chrome://history` (`Ctrl+H` / `Cmd+Y`) |


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