Manage Your Browsing History in Safari for Windows

This tutorial is only intended for users running the Safari Web browser on Windows operating systems.

The Safari browser for Windows keeps a log of Web pages that you have visited in the past, with its default settings configured to record a month's worth of browsing history.

From time to time, you may find it useful to look back through your history in order to revisit a particular site. You may also have the desire to clear this history for privacy purposes.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to do both of these things.

First, open your Safari browser.

Next, click on History in your Safari menu, located at the top of your browser window. When the drop-down menu appears your most recent history (the last 20 pages that you have visited) will appear. Clicking on any of these items will take you directly to the respective page.

Directly below it, you will find the rest of your recorded browsing history, grouped by day into sub-menus. If you have visited more than 20 web pages on the current day, there will also be a sub-menu present labeled Earlier Today containing the rest of today's history.

If you would like to clear your Safari for Windows browsing history completely it can be done in one simple click.

At the very bottom of the History drop-down menu is an option labeled Clear History. Click on this to delete your history records.