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The built-in “history” function of the Chrome browser allows users to review the web page data they have browsed in the past. Just press the “Crtl+H” shortcut key command on the keyboard to display a list of the web pages they have browsed by date and time. Sort from near to far.
In order to allow users to view the list of old tabs in “History” and obtain a more convenient interactive experience, it is reported that the Chrome internal team is testing an experimental “History Embeddings” (tentatively translated as history embedding) new function
According to foreign media Windows Report, the Chrome Canary 125 version currently in the testing phase has added a new feature of “History Embeddings” (temporarily translated as history embedding). After entering “chrome://flags” in the address bar, Enter “History Embeddings” in the search box. After manually enabling this function, press the “Crtl+H” shortcut key command. You will see the new version of the interface. There are four more search options for text label buttons below the text search input box, respectively. They are: “Pagination Group”, “Yesterday”, “Last Week” and “Last Month”.
This means that when users view the “History” list, by switching the four newly added button options mentioned above, they can further view the historical web browsing records more quickly and accurately.
The Chrome 125 beta version has revamped the history list interface and added quick search options for four tab buttons: “Pagination Group”, “Yesterday”, “Last Week”, and “Last Month”. (The picture is a screenshot of a computer webpage)
The Chrome browser version currently running is version 123. The new “History Embeddings” experimental feature, which is currently in the testing phase, has been released to developers in version 125 of Chrome Canary. It is applicable to computer desktop system platforms including: Mac, Windows, Linux and ChromeOS. It is expected to be available in Google has released the official version of Chrome 125. The specific time point is subject to official follow-up news from Google.
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