[SOLVED] Why my Chrome browser can't remember websites I had viewed
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Why my Chrome browser can't remember websites I had viewed
When I type "g",it'll show "google.com" before.
Chrome browser used to remember sites which I have viewed before.But now it can remember nothing.
Any suggestion will be appreciated!
Have you changed your history options?
I only have iceweasel, but, under Edit>preferences>Privacy tab mine is set to "remember history.
preferences is sometimes listed under or as options for some browsers.
Have you changed your history options?
I only have iceweasel, but, under Edit>preferences>Privacy tab mine is set to "remember history.
preferences is sometimes listed under or as options for some browsers.
I can't find anything about history options in chrome browser.
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