Google Chrome has implemented a new way to view your browsing history called Memories. Here's how to enable or disable Memories in google Chrome.

Google Memories take the simple history list you're used to and adds cards to help sort and identify your searches.

Memories require Google Chrome 92.x or newer and are considered Experimental at this article's time.

Open Google Chrome and type in chrome://flags/#memories in a new tab.

Click on Default



Choose from one of the following:

Default - Off at the time of this article
Enabled - On
Enabled Persistent Context - Not explained. In programming, this means holding data in a database
Disabled - Default at the time of this article

We didn't notice much difference when we enabled Memories, but it might take time to rebuild our search history. Let us know if you tried it and what you thought about it.

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