Google search offers a very cool (and, useful) feature – Web History. This tracks your all search activity and provides a more personalized experience on Google search, by including relevant search results and recommendations based on your past activity.
If you search the same query in future, Google will show you your past activity related with this search query by indicating the date (or, time) with the number of hits you have made to that URL.
This feature is really useful as it saves your time and helps Google in delivering more relevant results. You can also visit Google web history page to see your past search activities.
Unfortunately, web history feature is not really helpful in some particular cases and we wish to see only organic results. For such conditions, you have option to remove some items from your web history. Moreover, you can even delete your entire web history or pause web history to track your activities.
To delete web history items visit web history page, click on the “Remove items” link on the left navigation bar.
Now, you select individual items to remove them from the history or click on the “Clear entire Web History »” to delete all items.
This action will remove items from Google web history.
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