Google plans to push web browsing records to allow users to organize their own

April 24 News, Google recently said it plans to launch a new service to help users save complete web browsing records.
According to vnunet, the service named "Google Web page history" will allow users to organize it. Search and browse all web pages, images, and videos that have been viewed. On the other hand, the service also supports integrated web pages and searches for historical records based on personal settings. "Imagine that you can always know what webpages you have browsed in the past year, such as valuable videos uploaded with friends on YouTube or valuable images in online albums ." Mr. Payam, personal product manager of Google, said. "On the other hand, you can search and view your previous Internet experiences. This is simple, easy to use, and fast. I believe this will satisfy any discerning user ."
From a Google spokesman, Vnunet reporter learned that the service has no time limit, which means that no matter how early the web browsing history will be retained. However, this service can only record the URL address, rather than the complete HTML file. Therefore, any information deleted from the user's history will not appear in the final data. It is reported that registering the service requires a Google user account and Google Toolbar. Once the service is enabled, users can view their internet browsing records on any other computer.
Of course, this service may cause privacy disputes, but Google said that this service is not enabled by default, which also means that you must manually install it to keep all your network records.